Posted by T.Malik on August 02, 2002 at 11:11:14:

In Reply to: Re: Knowledge Sharing Incentives posted by Reilly Atkinson on August 01, 2002 at 17:07:10:

Reilly,

I have read your comments several times. There is lot to enjoy from these paragraphs of yours, and what prompted me most is your viewpoint. Rather, I should say it is your firm stand. I agree that theoretically, we can't end the discussion—all can be subjective, endless and everlasting cue to new arguments. However, somewhere along journey of those theories, we need to draw a line for putting our thoughts into 'black and white', if not, at least 'Blue print'. And if neither of the two, then perhaps we should separate what is not in our approach and what is beyond that. We still need to draw some boundaries to see things happening in a holistic view. After all, that is what ‘Knowledge Capturing’ is about. Second comes the Refining, and Codification of the findings is next step provided we have done the first ones.

I am firm in believing that if we conduct a survey in certain organization, in a certain region, of a certain country, we may end up with some findings that we knew not. How about not conducting a research with presumption that we can’t get true results.

It is certainly an honor to learn from experts like you and learned community of this forum. Now I don't regret calling the Internet: 'a blessing for the contemporary generation'.

Very best regards.
Tmalik

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