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Posted by Robbert Northolt on March 02, 1998 at 09:23:06:
In Reply to: Bits/Bytes and data/information/knowledge management posted by Mezei on February 28, 1998 at 14:41:23:
Hi Don,
I'm nor sure if I understood what you meant but I'll give it a try:
Implicit information is the information surrounding us in our "environment", the information which we haven't discovered yet. The moment we discover the implicit information it becomes explicit.
"The truth is out there", but still implicit?
Rob
- Re: Bits/Bytes and data/information/knowledge management Mezei 20:46:47 3/02/98 (1)
- Re: Bits/Bytes and data/information/knowledge management Robbert Northolt 02:00:16 3/03/98 (0)
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