Posted by Boris Pluskowski on October 02, 2002 at 18:02:37:

In Reply to: KM in a nutshell posted by Mezei on October 02, 2002 at 13:42:52:

Well to be honest Don,

I'm still not a fan of the accounting elements of your theory - but I have no trouble with the contents of this posting.

Although as a add-on, ideas as a knowledge form can come in several forms with differing elements of tacit and explicit knowledge depending on the method of creation - directed, indirected, or spontneous as an "a-ha" moment.

In addition, although an idea is broken up into information & data - it is infused with knowledge because of the nature of an idea - ie. an idea usually contains an element of action which embodies the knowledge used in its creation.

I lik your definition of KM in a nutshell - but I think the aim of KM is not only to understand and aid in the effectiveness of the process of knowledge sharing - but also to ensure the knowledge is applied into actions - because it isn't knowledge in itself that has value - but rather the actions that the knowledge enables.

What do you think?

• Imaginatik - Idea Management

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• Re: KM in a nutshell - revised Mezei 11:47:19 10/03/02 (6)
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    • Re: KM in a nutshell - revised Mezei 13:08:58 10/03/02 (3)
      • Re: KM in a nutshell - revised Boris Pluskowski 13:20:31 10/03/02 (2)
        • Re: KM in a nutshell - revised Mezei 13:24:55 10/03/02 (1)
          • Re: KM in a nutshell - revised Boris Pluskowski 13:26:50 10/03/02 (0)
• Re: KM in a nutshell Mezei 11:40:34 10/03/02 (0)

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