For a recent presentation designed to help people better understand Personal Knowledge Management (PKM) I anticipated that beyond the word Personal things would get sticky, lofty, and filled with preconception. “Knowledge Management” is loaded to say the least. As such it can serve as a barrier to understanding the information. I decided to bookend the […]
Surf’s Up!: An Analogy for PKM Read More »
As I launched my campaign to yet again run a 1/2 marathon and begin a training regiment that will involve early morning runs in the heart of winter, my wife encouraged me to join Method 360, an exercise class she’s been attending several times a week to strengthen her core and improve he overall fitness. She
The Social Element in Motivation Read More »
As former President and now a current board member of our local chapter of ASTD I am always seeking ways to support the growth of our members. Offering prominent speakers who present or lead workshops is a great way to accelerate that growth. The problem is getting these thought leaders to come here to Syracuse,
Kickstart a Speaker Read More »
Being a digital curator gets much attention today and rightfully so as information is being created exponentially and knowledge is in a state of ever-change. Having people and tools to help capture the relevant and make sense (and use) of it is critical. It’s obviously easier to see curation happening in open social networks as
Curation in the Enterprise Read More »
Shortly after being hired at a previous employer I was introduced to a mid-level manager who candidly said these words. “Welcome aboard! Now that you’re here, you’re an idiot” Of course he was being tongue-n-cheek and didn’t mean it personally but there was something to this that always stuck with me. During the courting process
Success is Found at a Safe Distance Read More »
