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"Thank you for your interest in the Learning Organization Survey. This is a complete version of the survey described in our Harvard Business Review article "Is Yours a Learning Organization?" The survey is meant only for your personal benefit, and your answers will not be used or seen by anyone other than yourself. It is our hope the survey results will provide a starting point to help you assess how well your organization meets the criteria for being a learning organization, especially in comparison to the benchmarks we have established in previous research. The output you receive will show your own scores on every learning building block as well as the corresponding benchmark scores; the benchmark medians and quartiles you will see after completing this survey are the very same ones that appear in our article. Please note that because your results will be based solely on your own perceptions of your organization's learning environment, processes, and leadership, they may differ from the results of other employees within the organization."

A VERY interesting article reflecting on the evolution of chess under the onslaught of computers and software that play chess, and where it has all been going. The implications for Knowledge Management are there, waiting to be picked up. Discussions of tech versus human can be drawn to their ending point with it.

Read Extraminds article about frequently asked questions of CAT 2012.

article on the founding father of Knowledge Management

real good piece. Thanks for sharing!

Nur could learn from that paper?

the bad and the ugly of KM

article on km

gestion documentaire = KM ???? WTH??

It's in French, so sorry for the non-Franch readers, and good luck with the google translator. 

Merci, bon article.

Topicmarks is a web tool that will help you summarize English text. It will also store the summaries in its storage space under your account forever - for free, unless you decide to discard items. However, the developer does have a plan to charge "heavy users" in the future. With the help of Topicmarks' "summarizing engine", you can get the idea of a long article in a snap - without the trouble of going through the original text. There are several methods you can use to submit texts that you want the Topicmarks engine to summarize. The first one is by uploading the text file from your computer. Topicmarks can handle text from several different kinds of file format. These include Adobe Acrobat PDF (.pdf), Microsoft Word (.doc, .docx), OpenOffice ODF text (.odt), Hypertext Markup Language (.htm, .html), and of course Plain text (.txt).

This article returns to a theme addressed in Vol. 8(1) October 2002: knowledge management and the problem of managing tacit knowledge. The article is primarily a review and analysis of the literature associated with the management of knowledge.

This is a roundup of the 3-part series I wrote on How To Compare e-Book Platforms. I've since had a lot of questions and comments on these articles, so I wanted to list them all in one place as well as provide my full presentation on the topic.

Short blog article on some of the key factors for success when designing a knowledge management strategy.

Version control will help you track the changes when multiple users are working on the same document. The differences will be highlighted in red and green colors. (Red indicates content that has been removed; green shows the newly added content). The articles are prone to human error and versioning helps to bring back / recover the document to a healthy state.