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IT industry needs KM to mature


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Posted by Gabriel Dreiling on September 02, 1999 at 17:58:22:

In Reply to: The IT industry needs KM to mature posted by Daan de Koning on September 01, 1999 at 09:40:10:

In an organization that requires more than just information--stable facts from which a decision can be derived--what can be done to enhance the "underdeveloped" human-communication areas? I am an MIS student and my 301 professor is not hitting these areas yet. People are valuable assets...more so than s/w because they "act, decide, and perform," as you wrote. How can the IT/IS professional make these more "abstract" facets come together in some sort of company-benfitting architecture? Thanks...Gabe


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