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jberger29:

As discussed in the University of Ottawa’s Knowledge Management (KM) class, the ability to reason and to coordinate reasoning using language are what separates humans from other species (Lévy, September 20, 2010). These abilities become a point from which scholars can ask a multitude of…

billyloganblog:

Welcome to my blog!

This first entry represents a cumulative moment in this past semester’s experiments with and interactions amongst new social media platforms as well as communicative concepts within the field of knowledge management. I feel like simply summarizing various authors, ideas…

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eekim:

I haven’t read Flow yet, but John Hagel makes a key point here that I think is missing from other summaries of his new book: You still want knowledge stocks; you just look to create them as a byproduct of flows rather than as a primary objective.

A recent article by the Canadian Press chronicles emerging business opportunities at Corning from untapped 40 year-old innovations in lightweight and scratch-resistant glass making.

That’s a long time to wait for a market to develop. But the time has seemingly come, with increasingly…