Delta Knowledge

Having just completed and submitted my Masters Thesis, I thought I would share some of the tools and techniques I used in this task. I know that some…

Wiki's have been a success for several years now in the public space, using the wisdom of crowds and collaborative knowledge creation. For the la…

Given the Greek heritage of thought in Western Culture, it's not surprising that we tend to struggle with managing the intangibles of business li…

After several days of being immersed in my research data I am starting to see patterns appearing around the use of wikis in Small to Medium Enterpris…

A few people lately have asked about my Master's research project and I realised that while I talk about it a lot I haven't really posted wha…

Back in 2007, Tom Davenport posted a critical article on Andrew McAffee's Enterprise 2.0 idea. He put forward the view that while Prof. McAfee…

One of the keys to implementing Enterprise 2.0 tools is to select the correct solution to each problem. From a strategic perspective this means revi…

A few years ago I came across Tim Bartel from the University of Cologne who was also conducting a study on Wikis. Unlike my qualitative study, Tim…

Thanks to Euan Semple who blogged this excellent video about the history of the banking system yesterday called Money as Debt . I know it's a li…

Jon Husband today blogged about the new SocialText 3.0 on the FastForward blog. A few good links here to update yourself on where the new version …

David Gurteen is coming down next week after the actKM conference in Canberra and KMLF, in conjunction with the VPSCIN are running a knowledge cafe. …

Managing documents in Small to Medium Enterprises has always been problematic. In the old days filing cabinets would overflow with the things, custom…

David Cushman has been posting an interview on his blog with Clay Shirky , author of the book Here Comes Everybody . The connection between organisa…

Stewart Mader talks often about wikis being used in Education. I used one myself in the coursework phase of my Masters degree and they are brilliant…

Recently Laurence Lock Lee from Optimice, James Matheson from CustomWare and Wiki guru Stewart Mader from Grow Your Wiki got together and published t…

Blogging is an interesting tool with many applications. Even when just looking at it in the Enterprise sense, there are different ways to get value …

Just a quick post about a great set of free icons I just found. Mark James, a web developer from Birmingham, UK has developed a whole bunch of icons …

I have just come across the best overview of Enterprise 2.0 that I have seen so far . It is written as a presentation by Stephen Collins at acidl…

In the recently released National Innovation Review , Web 2.0 was mentioned as part of a slew of recommendations to encourage Government to invest wi…

Stephen Bounds and Frank Guerino have been discussing Cutting out KM on ActKM for the last few days, and in a recent reply to me, Stephen answered …

This public blog is just one of four tools I am using to pull my Masters research together. I started with a private wiki and then began blogging als…

Today while listening to while listening to Bill Hempell's ENTC 3020 Technology & Society - Audio Podcast from the University of Ten…

Ross Dawson blogged recently on research by the University of Massachusetts into Social Media use in the 500 fastest growing, private companies in t…

If you work in KM and are based in Australia, Cory Banks is running an anonymous survey to determine Salary information which will be presented on th…

James Robertson from Step Two recently spoke at the Open Publish conference in Sydney on the topic collaboration. He has posted the presentation - wi…

Anthropologists, particularly of the US persuasion, have been studying culture for many years. Along with that study, a theory of culture has been ev…

Many of you will know that one of my great pleasures in life is to sit for a number of hours and ponder the meaning of life through the lens of a gam…

Counting the cost of knowledge problems is always a tricky affair. Knowledge itself is an intangible asset in the first place and despite some excell…

You found it! This is my blog on all things KM and Collaboration. This is the public version of a study blog I have been keeping for a few years now.…

David Gurteen has one of the first KM blogs I ever subscribed to. For those of you who don't know him, he lives in the UK and amoung other thing…

Matt Heusser over at Creative Chaos had a nice post   today mentioning Peter Drucker and a quote from his book Management: Tasks, Responsibilities, P…

Enterprise 2.0 was a bit of a buzzword two years ago when Andrew AcAfee used it to describe the effect of Web 2.0 technologies in the Enterprise spac…

I have been sorting out my blog and getting it "plugged in" to the blogosphere! What does this mean??? Well, Blogs aren't just some guy…

I found a wonderful site today while looking for an NVivo training or user group in Melbourne. Lyn Richards as a site on qualitative rese…

There are, without a doubt, two people I really admire in the world of Knowledge Management. David Snowdon (Cognitive-Edge, UK) and Joe Firestone (…

Some reading about communitarianism from Joe Firestone on ActKM . Popper's The Open Society and Its Enemies, Rousseau's The Social Contract…

Today while reading one of James Dellow's blog posts about deciding what content goes where in an organisation, I followed a comment link from D…