Posted by Anne-Marie on August 08, 2001 at 04:20:14:

I am trying to make sense of this big wild world that is Knowledge Management by creating a map or model of the make up of KM.
I don't know whether it is possible, or whether it already exists (no point in reinventing the wheel).
What I am trying to achieve is to identify the technologies (not the products) which form the basis of KM (e.g workflow, boolean logic), link them to generic applications, and then identify actual developers/products, either in vertical markets or other.

Anybody got any ideas, or would anybody be interested in working on this?

My reasoning behind doing this is that, as some of us are aware, KM is sometimes used very randomly. If we had a good generic map of all that is in KM (with explanations / definitions), we could provide guidance for all the buyers out there.

Any help would be most welcomed!

Thanks

Anne-Marie

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Follow Ups:

• Key KM technologies Denham 14:27:41 08/08/01 (4)
  • Re: Key KM technologies Anne-Marie 03:40:09 08/09/01 (3)
    • The Non-technical Perspective Adi Babu 01:06:10 08/13/01 (2)
      • Re: The Non-technical Perspective Anne-Marie 03:57:33 08/14/01 (1)
        • Re: The Non-technical Perspective Denham 16:50:28 08/14/01 (0)
• Re: KM model Denham 10:54:46 08/08/01 (5)
  • Regarding KM Model Adi Babu 06:49:42 08/09/01 (4)
    • Re: Regarding KM Model Anne-Marie 03:56:49 08/10/01 (3)
      • A suggestion Denham 11:09:17 08/10/01 (2)
        • Re: A suggestion Anne-Marie 03:03:40 08/13/01 (1)
          • Re: A suggestion Denham 07:21:04 08/13/01 (0)

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