Knowledge Management should be focused on real, tangible intractable problems not aspirational goals. It should deal pragmatically with the evolutionary possibilities of the present rather than seeking idealistic solutions. Credit: Dave Snowden People: Dave SnowdenDave Snowden Management ConsultantPosts: Dave SnowdenCarpe Diem – Seize the Day Seize the day everyoneChanging People ** What right do we … Continue reading Knowledge Management Should Deal with the Evolutionary Possibilities of the Present Dave Snowden
A real society comprises hundreds of millions of social beings, each with a trillion-synapse brain, who pursue their well-being while affecting the well-being of others in complex networks with massive positive and negative externalities, many of them historically unprecedented. It is bound to defy any simple narrative of what will happen under a given set … Continue reading A Rational Approach to Politics Is to Treat Societies as Ongoing Experiments Steven Pinker
I felt that politics at its best is a practical activity, not an ideology — a continual exercise of compassion, and grip, and competence, trying as best as you can to do a dozen small things for each problem in turn. Credit: Rory Stewart Source: Politics: A Dozen Small ThingsQuotations: Rory StewartPolitics at Its Best … Continue reading Politics at Its Best Is a Practical Activity Rory Stewart
Don’t do Knowledge Management You don’t do Knowledge Management (KM)! You respond to business problems and develop business opportunities using KM tools. There are NO KM initiatives Strictly speaking, there is no such thing as a KM initiative. You don’t do KM. There are no KM strategies. There are only business problems, challenges, opportunities, business … Continue reading Don’t Do Knowledge Management ** You respond to business problems & develop business opportunities using KM tools