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Beating the Boomer Brain Drain Blues

By Susannah Patton - The oldest baby boomers are six years away from retirement. Will your company continue to thrive if they take their knowledge with them? Here’s how to identify who has key knowledge and how to keep it within the company walls. (Added: 21-Nov-2006 Hits: 462 )

Does Domain Knowledge Really Matter?

By Tom L. Barnett, PMP - When it comes down to it, does the “rock” of domain experience really beat the “paper” of project management skills? (Added: 1-Dec-2008 Hits: 58 )

Knowledge Is Power. Really.

By Nancy Ferris - n the 1980s, it was fashionable to talk about the difficulty of making good use of raw data. The prescription for that problem: Transform data into information, with the help of next-generation technology and better management. So corporations and government agencies poured billions of dollars into new systems that held out the promise of a cure for poor information. (Added: 21-Apr-2001 Hits: 1154 )

Knowledge Management and the Zen of Seeing

By Rakesh Bhaskar - Zen is a Buddhist and a Universal concept, it means self knowledge. It is a self actualising process wherein the individual takes a steadfast approach in knowing himself and realises how to look at the true nature of things. It’s an effective tool for change. Knowledge Management (KM) like Zen is an effective tool for change. KM is an essential organisational driver and an invaluable elixir for professional growth. (Added: 3-Sep-2008 Hits: 244 )

IBM Gambles on a Shift From the KM Model

By Rob Lewis - With a corporate population bigger than many small countries, IBM first assigned staff to dedicated KM systems in 1994, before it became an established discipline. A lot has transpired since then. Rob Lewis discovers that for the bluest blue-chip of them all, superior knowledge sharing is now key to survival. (Added: 3-Sep-2008 Hits: 92 )

KM For Consistency and Innovation

By James Robertson - This briefing contrasts the role of knowledge management in supporting both innovation and consistency. (Added: 21-Nov-2006 Hits: 432 )

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