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Digital Ethnography - 5 views
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Prof Wesch's blog
Knowledge and Innovation Network - Knowledge and Innovation Network - 0 views
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This is the public page of the Knowledge and Innovation Network
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BBC NEWS | Technology | Strength in science collaboration - 4 views
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MOST POPULAR STORIES NOW
Lasagna and chips - 2 views
Google Demo Slam - or what did Google evere do for us ? - 4 views
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Demos of Google technology at work in some interesting ways !
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BBC News - Graduates - the new measure of power - 4 views
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I wonder what plans Warwick Business School have for expansion into China. I must find out.
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Every time I go to WBS, it feels like China!
Supermarket 2.0 - 3 views
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Web2.0 not taken at all seriously
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Nice one Gary!
How Twitter and Facebook Make Us More Productive | Magazine - 1 views
HBR on CoPs research study - 3 views
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Harnessing your Staff's informal networks by Richard McDermott and Douglas Archibald
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" Summary of Richard McDermott and Douglas Archibald's KIN / IKON Phase l CoPs benchmarking study"
Peer Assist - 3 views
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"University of Ottowa animated video describing a formal peer-assist process"
TVA: Knowledge Retention - 3 views
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Preventing valuable knowledge from walking out the doorLike many other companies, TVA is facing the imminent retirement of a large percentage of its work force-an estimated 30 to 40 percent of employees will retire over the next five years. These experienced employees possess much unique, undocumented knowledge. Many of them literally built the plants and facilities that they now operate and maintain.
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TVA were the pioneers for knowledge retention. The original presentation to their board was back in 1998. Most other KRT programmes, including M&S and KIN can trace their origins back to this original work by Andy Wright, a senior manager in Leadership Development at TVA.
The problems with FAQs: Gerry McGovern - 1 views
Getting Things Done - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia - 3 views
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The Getting Things Done method rests on the principle that a person needs to move tasks out of the mind by recording them externally. That way, the mind is freed from the job of remembering everything that needs to be done, and can concentrate on actually performing those tasks.
xkcd: Online Communities 2 - 3 views
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updated map of online communities
