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Stowe Boyd in Socialogy, Not SociologyMar 275 min read

Harold Jarche on Knowledge Management

The only knowledge we can manage is our own.

I met Harold a few years back through Peter Vander Auwera who runs the Innotribe activities for Swift and had us work together on a presentation on organizational…

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Sarah V. Harlan in The ExchangeApr 8, 20153 min read

How to Actually Do Knowledge Management in Global Health

Let’s start with the basics

Elizabeth Frazee Tully in The ExchangeMay 6, 20154 min read

Thinking of Making a Whiteboard Animation? Read This First!

Dieter ZinnbauerApr 27 min read

3 insidious complaints about knowledge management and 3 weird suggestions for how to make it a tiny bit better

Having watched and been sucked into knowledge management (KM) reforms on several occasions with several organisations over the last couple of…

Knowledge for HealthDec 21, 20152 min read

Doubling Down on Dialogues in Global Health & Development on Medium

Gabe Kleinman

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Thanks Gabe Kleinman and the @Medium team for shining a spotlight on the global health and development sector! There’s a lot of amazing work being done by caring and determined organizations, communities, and individuals. A platform for folks to share and discuss their experiences, and learn together, is absolutely essential to solving the toughest…

Eishay Smith in On the Same Page with KifiMar 232 min read

Don’t lose context on Slack

One of the big problems in the knowledge management space is that the apps don’t speak well with each other. We’ve taken a step toward solving that problem by syncing and threading comments and highlights about specific web pages across Kifi Libraries and Slack channels.

John BordeauxApr 22, 20154 min read

The Expertise Strikes Back

Tom Nichols writes of the death of expertise in a well-received blog. When he first tweeted a reference to the…

Sumeet AnandAug 10, 20153 min read

Top Trends In Enterprise Social Collaboration For 2015

We are yet to communicate and collaborate right! Honestly! There is little doubt that if we don’t think fresh it cant be truly meaningful for us…

Erik SvedinMar 14, 20152 min read

#5 - Stackoverflow / Quantifying knowledge

I love Stackoverflow.

Working as a coder this is one the most powerful resources at your disposal. The possibility to ask a community spread throughout the world when you’re stuck is simply amazing.

Simone Parrish in The ExchangeFeb 11, 20153 min read

Life and Death Knowledge Management: Addresses and Ebola