Comments on: Social Media or KM / KM or Social Media

By: Suresh D Nair

Suresh D Nair — Fri, 02 Oct 2009 17:29:24 +0000

I do agree with Sumeet. When we do not have a proper KM 1.0 where does the question arise of KM 2.0′s existence. KM at an enterprise level to succeed, the enterprise really need to take a risk of knowledge being hoarded (if they do not have KM) and being shared with the wrong (if they have km). The social media, the experts say is the big thing! or may be a big thing…
Now a stage has come where in people are putting information on public social networking sites that an enterprise would prefer they did not. Partially the enterprise with their information security policies are to be blamed. They never provided users with the freedom to personalise and customise as much as they would like.
Collaboration is the at the heart of KM, yet as the networking capability expands the people to people connection. Thereby definition of collaboration and communities of practice are blurring.

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By: Sumeet

Sumeet — Sat, 04 Oct 2008 11:16:56 +0000

“There is no KM 2.0 model today. ”
I beg to differ…We are trying to create a new model for KM …have a look at http://www.kreeo.com and please share your thoughts…Kreeo also connects to the enterprise ecosystem.

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By: Jon Husband

Jon Husband — Sun, 28 Sep 2008 05:00:36 +0000

Mass customization of “work” and life activities (which are blurring with what we call ‘work”)

1. I suspect that what we (or at least most of us) thought of / still think of as “work” is being re-defined

2. Still only early adopters thinking of “flows” as the raw material for purposeful interaction …

3.”mass customization” occurring from at least two different angles .. the “mass” part coming from (as you know) mass production, which is a) often offshored and b) increasingly “mass” in smaller batches as “markets” get smaller and more tribal, and thew customization part being human cognitive habits passing through an infinite “prism” of physical habits (how we have come to use whatever we now use) combined with a seemingly endlessly new supply of capabilities, themselves increasingly mashed up and facing even more with growing numbers of open API’s.

Sorry I am not being very articulate here .. I think I know what I mean … and I’m sure we’ll talk about this at some point in time relatively soon.

By: Steven Kaye

Steven Kaye — Thu, 25 Sep 2008 14:10:42 +0000

Chrome will get talked about, because it’s from Google. I agree generally on the influence social media will have, though Andrew McAfee and others seem to be suggesting it won’t affect organizational structure radically. Which seems wrong to me.

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Knowledge Management and Social Media — Wed, 24 Sep 2008 09:32:59 +0000

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