Many knowledge management researchers aren’t practicing what the profession preaches
With knowledge sharing, it’s unfortunately a case of do what we say, not do what we do.
Author: Bruce Boyes
Is “nudge management” the new scientific management approach?
A recent journal article isn’t telling the full story.
Are knowledge management researchers far more unethical than their peers?
Examining an issue revealed but not followed up by a recent study leads to an unsolved mystery.
The worst mental health killer you probably know nothing about (part 2)
Borderline personality disorder (BPD) diagnosis, causes and treatment.
Are the claims of “psycho automation” in regard to Qantas flight QF72 justified?
Former airline Captain Kevin Sullivan has broken his silence on flight QF72. Has the media responded appropriately?
The worst mental health killer you probably know nothing about (part 1)
This serious disease has the greatest proportion of suicides of any mental illness.
False news might not be fake news, but the Washington Post still has a problem
The Washington Post was accused of spreading fake news after it published inaccurate reports regarding Russian hacking of the US electricity grid. Is this really fake news?
Are natural systems an appropriate reference point for complexity discussions in KM?
Do natural systems reach equilibrium, and are they self-sustaining?
Libraries as innovation incubators
One way in which libraries are evolving their relevance is through the establishment of co-working business incubators.
23rd Annual Conference and Exhibition of the Special Libraries Association / Arabian Gulf Chapter
My involvement in the conference included participating in a panel session on the expanding role of business information in the knowledge economy.