August 2016

The Disruptive Future of Knowledge Management

Aug 22, 2016 | By Jose Carlos Tenorio Favero | @josecarloskm

In the following post we will be looking at the future of knowledge management (KM), specifically we will explore together the key tenets of what the field has to hold and how technology will change the role of the KM practitioner.

Historical aspects of KM (some history nuggets that should be considered before reading on).

The following timeline showcases the three generations of Knowledge Management (click image to view larger version on original post):

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Foolish Knowledge: The Dunning-Kruger Effect

Aug 04, 2016 | By Rustin Diehl, JD, CKM

"Ignorance more frequently begets confidence than does knowledge." – Charles Darwin

When presented with a question or challenge, some humans are diffident about their knowledge and timid to take action. Others bullishly push forward with confidence in what they think they know. The underlying issue in both cases is the same: many people suffer from false illusions of inferiority or superiority and are unable to evaluate themselves.

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