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Wednesday, April 09, 2003
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Thinking in public - knowledge management with a small k. I started experimenting with weblogs and precursors to weblogs several years ago and began to publish a public weblog about 18 months ago. I've found the notion of weblog as backup brain to be a powerful metaphor for finding the value of weblogs to the work of an individual knowledge worker within an organization.
One of the central things that occurs with this strategy is that you have to start learning how to think in public. That certainly can feel like a risky thing to do. In some organizational settings it might well be risky. But I'm increasingly convinced that developing that skill will be an important aspect of what organizations must learn to do to survive and thrive in today's world. [McGee's Musings]
12:24:36 AM 
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Creating a Knowledge Sharing Culture. Some time ago, I wrote an e-mail to a Knowledge Manager in a large organization giving him some advise on how I thought he could help create a 'knowledge sharing culture' in his organization. I thought I'd share it. [Gurteen Knowledge-Log]
12:15:18 AM
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New site: CMS Review. A new content management site was officially launched today: CMS Review. To quote: The mission of CMS REVIEW is to give you the resources you need to choose the best content management system for your organization. We will cover proprietary... [Column Two]
12:13:39 AM
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Blogs, scopes, and human routers. Back before there were blogs, my groupthink laboratory was the NNTP protocol, which I used at roughly four levels: workgroup (my new media development team at BYTE Magazine), department (the BYTE editorial team), company (all of BYTE), and world (BYTE's public newsgroups). I learned something then that was, and still is, quite difficult to describe -- but critically important. I call it the principle of scoped collaboration, and I illustrated it in a chapter of my book like so: ... [Jon's Radio]
Judging from the chapter excerpt, Jon's book looks like it is probably worth a read even though it was published back in 1999.
12:07:25 AM
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Last bit of news from the music front is that there's a new Jayhawks album out. It's called Rainy Day Music. I was in a restaurant or bar and heard a Jayhawks song I had never heard before. When I checked Amazon they were taking pre-orders. The last time I checked, I had told Amazon how I feel about the Jayhawks so I'm a little pissed that their recommendation engine didn't let me know about the release.
12:02:32 AM
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Jeff Potts.
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