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Posted by mike cahill on September 24, 1999 at 10:19:13:
In Reply to: Building career in KM posted by Indusekhar on September 24, 1999 at 04:46:49:
I do not mean at all to be self serving, but the place to start is by studying the Unified Theory of Knowledge. Then enter into KM with the full understanding that it is a "child" discipline within which you can break lots of new ground.
Good luck, old man.
mike
- Re: Building career in KM systhinc 15:29:01 9/26/99 (0)
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