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Knowledge Management-Taming the Intangible

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A basic account of Knowledge Management.

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  • Beerli Cathy Woods, Educator at Secondary School Very important to share and pass on knowledge particularly when a lot of organsations keep changing staff. Coninuity of good practice is lost as is a good working culture. I really liked this presentation. 2 years ago
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  • hudali15 Ali Anani, Managing Partner at Phenomena Communications Hello Jack, I liked very much your presentation and the 'knowledge circuit' on slide 28 in particular. The show becomes progressively more interesting as the reader goes on reading. I would suggest for next time to bring forward some visual slides and less textual ones to increase the appetite of your readers
    Somehow, your excellent presentation reminded me of one of my ss presentation entitled 'social network analysis of intangibles'.
    I am going to tweet this presentation now for it deserves attention
    2 years ago
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  • kdelarue Keith De La Rue, Consultant at AcKnowledge Consulting Jack -

    Glad you enjoyed the story. Let me know any time you would like to have a chat about it. Just thought you may like to add a link to the original story - it’s on my blog at http://delarue.net/blog/docs/#ivorytower.

    - Keith De La Rue
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