I’m going on leave for 2 weeks and will be back in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, on 6 November. Until then no activity to expect on this blog, as I’m enjoying total disconnection while on holiday, and total dedication to all the other pleasures in life, starting with family fun! Meanwhile, for the past 9 months […]
Monthly Archives: October 2015
Wailers, whiners, waiters and winners… Mind your attitude for the knowledge ecosystem!
No revolutionary KM thought today, just some mundane observation, with deep implications for knowledge work and its broader knowledge ecosystem though… We react differently in front of challenges: we can be silent or vocal about them, and we can do something about them, or we don’t. For agile knowledge management, attitude is certainly one of […]
KM on a (creative) shoestring
What can you do when you don’t have budget? Not much you might think? Think again! Lack of resources boosts creativity, much like ‘near-miss’ experiences (so well described in Malcolm Gladwell’s David & Goliath) produce confident life champions that fight through adversity. So, if your KM budget is small, or non-existent, what can you do? […]
TRUST is the truth
What will be left from our existence on this planet? If you’re Barack Obama or a super dictator, some mention in history books. But for most of us, nothing much that is visible per se, not as a legacy we leave behind individually. But there are two things I believe strongly in, when it comes […]
