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by KMI Instructor, Zach Wahl of Enterprise Knowledge

KMI Adjunct Instructor and frequent guest blogger, Howard Cohen, CKM, contributes again to this week's edition: 

From the website Domo.com - some fascinating stats on the vast amounts of data shared every minute of the day.  What is the role of KM in harnessing this data and adding meaning, findability, etc.?  Your thoughts are welcome!

Guest Post by Howard Cohen, CKM; KM Practitioner and Consultant with Booz Allen Hamilton
 
"In preparing for battle, I have always found that plans are useless but planning is indispensable.” - Dwight D. Eisenhower

Planning for Knowledge Management

Why do organizations need a structured KM initiative or program?

Most organizations at a very high level seek to do three general activities:

A Guest Blog Post by:  Merel van Dijke, MSc. student in Knowledge and Information Systems Management at Southampton University, UK.

Knowledge management most often refers to groups of people working together to achieve shared objectives. That work usually begins, however, in the personal sphere. Personal knowledge management (PKM) is the relationship individuals in organizations or communities maintain with their own work environment. That overall position as a source of knowledge makes PKM a vital piece of the total KM program.
 

Howard Cohen, KM Institute Adjunct Instructor, shares his thoughts on the role of sharing failure in accelerating innovation. 

Howie blogs regularly here:  cohenovate.com

Knowing how to apply knowledge is more important than the knowledge itself

by Madelyn Blair, PhD.

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