Posted by Yogesh Malhotra on April 11, 1998 at 15:28:24:

In Reply to: Information, Knowledge & Wisdom: Whose Concerns? posted by Yogesh Malhotra on April 09, 1998 at 13:16:34:

The two views presented here depict the contrast between the AI-oriented 'predictive' view of Knowledge Management and the strategic notion of Knowledge Management that emphasizes new Knowledge Creation for 'anticipation of surprise' in face of rapid and discontinuous change.

More views are welcome from other perspectives such as strategy, cognitive psychology, complexity theory, quantum mechanics, philosophy... here might be an opportunity for other discussion participants to reflect on the following constructs and the linkages in between, including feedback and feed forward loops... and contribute to the dialog.

Data > Information > Knowledge > Wisdom >> Action
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|________|_____________|__________|__________|

'Action' may be considered in terms of individual, group and organizational processes such as strategizing, decision-making, learning, unlearning, adapting, each of which may have implications for the strategic, tactical and operational aspects of information processing and knowledge creation for [efficiency oriented] maintenance activities and long-term [effectiveness- oriented] innovative breakthroughs that 'redefine the game and its rules.'

Comments... views... welcome.

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Follow Ups:

• Re: Information, Knowledge & Wisdom: addition to constructs Jay Reay 18:15:00 4/14/98 (4)
  • Re: Information, Knowledge & Wisdom: addition to constructs John Tieso 14:45:53 7/13/98 (0)
  • Wisdom & Enlightenment in Knowledge Management? Yogesh Malhotra 17:51:10 4/17/98 (2)
    • Re: Wisdom & Enlightenment in Knowledge Management? Charlie Jackson 09:51:02 5/05/98 (1)
      • Re: Wisdom & Enlightenment in Knowledge Management? Bruce Gold 15:06:56 10/05/98 (0)

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