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Posted by Marc Baker on March 15, 1998 at 15:04:57:
In Reply to: Re: Information & Knowledge Workers posted by Mezei on March 02, 1998 at 20:52:21:
I think if there is a knowledge process then it is a set of enablers which encourage, support the risk free sharing of assumptions, context and beliefs. Our own attempts to define a process (Capture-deploy-apply-review) have only been useful where they have given us an insight into the interventions that are required to support each activity in the process. For example, we have instituted review panels to take learning from the application of knowledge and capturing it in an appropriate format, the enablers therefore help form the bridge between the process steps.
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