Knowledge Management

An Honest Opinion From a Note-Taking Coach and “Evernote-Hater” — I’ve ditched Evernote since 2015. I hate the interface. The app is terribly slow. But I still recommend my clients who are getting bogged down with all note-taking apps to use… Evernote! And today, I’m going to tell you why. Evernote benefits from the Lindy effect Evernote launched into open beta on June 24, 2008. This…

Originally posted 19-May-22 — V. Mary Abraham is an author, consultant, and facilitator. Active in the legal industry since 1991, she practiced corporate law at a top-tier international firm and helped lead its knowledge management efforts. Mary was a member of the faculty of Columbia University’s Master of Science in Information and Knowledge Strategy…

Learn what is knowledge management and how to promote knowledge sharing in your organization Key Takeaways Knowledge management is getting WHAT you need WHEN you need it 2. It starts with culture, organization champions, and finally great tools 3. But the best way to start is to just do it! (be the change) What Is Knowledge Management Today, knowledge means everything. It helps us grow, succeed, become more efficient, and…

Technical debt is a term that many software engineers have already heard, but on which they have divergent definitions. In most cases, it refers to: Issues that developers face when working on their source code, impacting their organizations’ business. Technical decisions made in the past that currently impact software maintenance…

I have been using the notetaking tool Obsidian for close to two years now. Sometimes I get questions on my fiction writing so I will explain and show my current process in Obsidian in this article. Obsidian is wonderfully versatile — my process has changed a lot over time and…

This article is chapter 3.2 in section 3 of a series of articles summarising the book Reassembling Scholarly Communications: Histories, Infrastructures, and Global Politics of Open Access. To complement current discussions on open access, the second chapter of the publics and politics section sees Stuart Lawson consider public libraries as…