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"Going deeper with brain power" Summary of a speech given by John Seeley Brown at Harvard Business School in April 2001. Printed in CNET News. Started by Knowledge Management for Development	0	Apr 22, 2009
Creating a Knowledge Culture Knowledge is now the lifeblood of all companies. Don't confuse it with information. By Susanne Hauschild, Thomas Licht, and Wolfram Stein.… Started by Knowledge Management for Development	0	Apr 22, 2009
Creativity Versus Structure: A Useful Tension Article by John Seely Brown and Paul Duguid. Great new ideas help only those organizations with the discipline and infrastructure needed to… Started by Knowledge Management for Development	0	Apr 22, 2009
FT Survey Article - Mastering Management Making sharing good for all Sharing knowledge may be good for a company, but the same may not be true for individuals. This is just one of… Started by Knowledge Management for Development	0	Apr 22, 2009
Knowledge management is about desire Article by Gerry McGovern. Nov 19, 2001. Started by Knowledge Management for Development	0	Apr 22, 2009
How can KM tools and models be applied in developing countries? The application of knowledge management tools and models undoubtedly has value in a developing country setting. However imposing or transfe… Started by Knowledge Management for Development	0	Apr 22, 2009
How can an organisational culture be created that enables knowledge sharing? Organisational cultures that enable knowledge sharing tend to evolve, rather than change overnight. It is rarely a logical linear process.… Started by Knowledge Management for Development	0	Apr 22, 2009
Interview with Larry Prusak in EIU's Ebusiness Forum It's not about technology: An interview with Larry Prusak, author of Working knowledge and director of the IBM Institute for Knowledge Mana… Started by Knowledge Management for Development	0	Apr 22, 2009
What incentives can help encourage knowledge sharing? Formal incentives Incorporate sharing in personnel competencies Organise lunch presentations Create an inventory on what people want to be… Started by Knowledge Management for Development	0	Apr 22, 2009
Collaborative Planning for Economic Regions A regional focus on planning and economic development requires that all sectors work together in partnership to attend to community needs a… Started by Knowledge Management for Development	0	Apr 22, 2009