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Re: Explicit - Knowledge a description of presentation?


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Posted by P. Richard Hansen on July 30, 1999 at 10:29:03:

In Reply to: Re: Explicit - Knowledge a description of presentation? posted by Boris on July 30, 1999 at 08:36:07:

Boris,

I dont understand the word IT bod, but if you thereby insinuate that I am an IT fanatic you are so very wrong.

To your information I am employeed at a university studying knowledge and culture and has done so for more than 11 years now.
I should think that I have the nessesary experience in the area, given the fact that I have worked with nearly every one of the big companies in this country, that including IBM, Nokia, LEGO, Novo Nordic and so on.

In the last 6 to 7 years, my studies has been partcularly on the use of IT systems in organizations, especially concentrating on the construction and sharing of knowledge, and let me reveal for you one of my most clear findings on that subject: I have never seen knowledge transferred in writing!.

It appears to me that the naive manner is not performed by me!. I teach people every day about what information and knowledge is. Please dont try to teach me when you have such an obviously small amount of usefull information to tell me.

Best regards
Richard

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