Posted by TMalik on August 03, 2002 at 21:16:08:

Hello Great folks!

I came on board of this forum very recently. Since then, I have received tremendous amount of support and contribution. Along the path of studying KM (Knowledge Sharing, Incentives etc), I stumbled at something like this:

"TRY NOT TO BECOME A MAN OF SUCCESS; BUT RATHER A MAN OF VALUE" --ALBERT EINSTEIN.

I am not sure whether it is a right question or not, but I am pretty sure that it forced into my mind, and I could not hold it there.

What does Knowledge Management (Sharing for those who are not comfortable with the term) create, value or success to a business?

If you suggest that both are almost the same thing, then I would be compelled to assume that Einstein must have been drunk during his hang out.

Please let me know where you stand on this saying!

With regards
TMalik

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Follow Ups:

• Re: KM- Value or Success! Akhil Shahani 05:17:06 08/05/02 (4)
  • Re: KM- Value or Success! Jack Vinson 12:24:51 08/07/02 (0)
  • Re: KM- Value or Success! TMalik 22:18:03 08/06/02 (0)
  • Re: KM- Value or Success! TMalik 19:01:11 08/05/02 (1)
    • Re: KM- Value or Success! Akhil Shahani 03:43:50 08/06/02 (0)
• Knowledge Management for Success or for Value / Values Jefferey Bridges 12:31:16 08/04/02 (5)
  • Re: Knowledge Management for Success or for Value / Values TMalik 16:30:22 08/05/02 (4)
    • Role of Roles in Determination of Success and Values of KM Jefferey Bridges 21:14:57 08/05/02 (3)
      • Re: Role of Roles in Determination of Success and Values of KM TMalik 22:27:13 08/06/02 (2)
        • Measures of Success and Value in Extrinsic and Intrinsic Terms Jefferey Bridges 00:18:10 08/07/02 (1)
          • Re: Measures of Success and Value in Extrinsic and Intrinsic Terms TMalik 06:53:01 08/07/02 (0)

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