I will get back to 'proper' blogging soon. Honest. It's just been a bit mad round these parts as I've put my new life together. It's going well, I might add, but the blogging has been neglected. Another week or two should do the trick.
However, thanks to Computing, CIO and Information World Review, a few of my pieces have popped up in the last few days, all of them connected in some way to Knowledge Management. And, yes, I know that's a contradiction in terms. But put 'social' and KM together and magic starts to happen.
The three articles are:
Social tools take KM to a new level (Computing]
IT accumulates data but Web 2 shares knowledge (IWR)
Board level energy saving and environmental issues (CIO)None of the titles is mine, of course. (They have sub-editors to dream these things up.)
The first was my response to a request to prepare a 'definitive guide to Knowledge Management'. The second was a column in which I postulate a kind of lifecycle of knowledge/information. And the third was created by plundering the business/CIO related threads in the recent IBM Eco-Efficiency Jam - another example of social/KM in action. It happily blended my two primary interests: human and environmental IT.
Happy reading. See you back here soon, I hope.
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