How sharing false and distorted information on the internet contributes to a divided world
Two examples that illustrate how sharing false and distorted information reinforces negative cultural stereotypes.
Tag: Knowledge Management
Should knowledge managers become more active in the development of public policy?
Information professionals are advocating for policy in support of information management, but knowledge management professionals don’t appear to be doing the same.
The role of facilitation in evidence-based practice
RealKM Magazine encourages evidence-based practice in KM, so we’re marking International Facilitation Week with an exploration of the role of facilitation in evidence-based practice.
Do the hyperlinks on your website constitute a copyright infringement?
A new hyperlink copyright ruling in the European Court of Justice is causing significant concern.
Case study of knowledge management in the construction industry using a socio-technical platform
A case study shows proof-of-concept of a SocioBIM system for knowledge management.
Is the Olympic Games Knowledge Management (OGKM) program effective?
An Associate Fellow at the Saïd Business School argues that Olympic host cities need transparency, rather than knowledge transfer.
Are the “Dark Triad” personality traits really that bad?
The dark triad personality traits can bring career success for individuals, but this comes at the expense of organisations and groups.
Can only humans have knowledge?
Humans aren’t the only entity that can possess knowledge. What does this mean for knowledge management?
2016 Australian census data retention change: Benefits and privacy concerns
A significant change is that this year the ABS will be retaining the names and addresses collected in the census.
A knowledge strategy process for natural resource management organisations
The Regional Knowledge Strategy process examines three lines of enquiry, followed by sensemaking and action planning steps.