A fascinating video by Michael Wesch, illustrating how we (should) change how we look at information.  From shelving to tagging. Or how metadata (keywords, tags, links) take over from data (the actual

One of the problems with best practices is that they are created by a group of experts to be used in all circumstances, without thinking.  "Just follow the instructions." A typical example of this is

A question on LinkedIn about how companies implement content management made me think about what I see as important. Here are my top 3 tips : - accountability : make people personally accountable

Better and faster innovation is one of the benefits of having a good knowledge management system in place. When the guys who invent the new stuff have access to all existing knowledge and experience,

  Having friends and knowing people is a basic social activity (probably a basic human need !).It is a very natural process, and without consciously realizing it, we join groups, connect to people ...