Originally posted 26-Jan-23 — In Part 1 of this series, I introduced Capture as part of a knowledge management program. This part covers capturing content. The kinds of content typically captured are documents, communications, and training. Following are details on each type and how to capture it. Documents A document is the electronic equivalent of…

Originally published January 23, 2023 — This is the 87th article in the Profiles in Knowledge series featuring thought leaders in knowledge management. Chun Wei is Professor in the Faculty of Information (iSchool) at the University of Toronto. He has a Ph.D. …

Originally posted 19-Jan-23 — This post is the first in a series about knowledge management in special libraries and information centers, structured around Five Cs: Capture, Curate, Connect, Collaborate, and Create. There will be four posts for each of the Five Cs. This four-part series is about the first C: Capture. Knowledge capture includes…

Originally posted 12-Jan-23 — Mary Lee Kennedy is the Executive Director of the Association of Research Libraries (ARL). ARL represents 124 institutional members drawn from libraries and archives in major public and private universities, federal government agencies, and large public institutions in Canada and the USA. …

Originally posted 05-Jan-23 — Joitske Hulsebosch is a consultant and facilitator working with Sibrenne Wagenaar in their Dutch company, Ennuonline. Her specialties are designing and facilitating blended learning, choosing the right tools and platforms, setting up communities of practice and networks, continuous (knowmadic) learning in organizations, hybrid meetings, and digital innovation. Always looking for…

Originally posted 22-Dec-22 — Mary Adams helps business leaders deliver sustainable corporate value through ESG (environmental, social, and governance) optimization. Based in Boston, she specializes in intangible capital, the multi-capital model, integrated thinking, and integrated management. The focus of her work is bringing sustainability and long-term thinking into business decisions. Mary’s career started in…

Originally posted 15-Dec-22 — June Holley is a Network Weaver, researcher, and Writer at the Network Weaving Institute. The author of the Network Weaver Handbook, she has developed and implemented strategies for systems shifting, self-organizing networks that catalyze transformation. …

Originally posted 08-Dec-22 — Marti Heyman designs, builds, and implements metadata solutions to enable the discovery of data, information, and knowledge. She is driven by a passion to connect people to the information and knowledge they need — when they need it. She is experienced in many facets of information management and knowledge organization. …

Originally published December 6, 2022 — This is the 86th article in the Profiles in Knowledge series featuring thought leaders in knowledge management. Gary A. Klein has written five books, co-written one, and co-edited three. He is known for the cognitive methods and models he developed, including the Data/Frame Theory of sensemaking, the Management by Discovery…