If knowledge is power, what is self-knowledge? And if you have this ’self-knowledge’ how does that interact with traditional knowledge to create value? Hmm, by simply posting on this blog is one simple answer I assume.
Stuart Glendinning Hall
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City AM asks city professionals for their views on housing price falls
London-based City AM asks city professionals for their views on housing price falls, and I guess not surprisingly all talk up the market from their own personal perspective. Though the thought did strike me that aren’t they the people least likely to have risky mortgages? And wasn’t the sub-prime market created by people rather insulated [...]
Doctor Dalai’s superb April Fool
I loved Doctor Dalai’s recent April Fool, announcing the partnership between Siemens and Disney: “Disney and Siemens are two of the world’s most recognized and respected brands, both known for their relentless commitment to innovation. We look forward to working with Disney to grow our relationship and realize the potential of two great companies. This [...]
Bebo’s social networking healing sectarian wounds?
Watching BBC’s Panorama last night I was surprised to see that NI’s sectarian fights had been taken online, particularly the award-winning Bebo. At one point in 2006 the online hostility got so bad: “Representatives of Bebo.com even attended a public meeting in Ballymena in 2006 with an aim to quelling the sectarian tension not on [...]
Ronaldinho goes to City, Chelsea?
I don’t know if Ronaldinho wants to play in the Intertoto Cup next season..
Blogging can kill!
NY Times piece that reveals hard work can kill you (the perils of blogging as a profession). Hmm, I’ve worked somewhere a bit like that before. But hey isn’t being compulsive considered kinda normal?
US Presidential candidates mark King anniversary
While US Presidential candidates mark King anniversary, I recall 1998..
Virgin Media’s customer service?
I was going to complain about the standard of Virgin Media’s customer service but after reading the list of complaints online I suggest to other customers that it’s easier and actually more logical simply to end the contract forthwith. And no I don’t expect like Dell that Virgin Media will actually have the smarts to read [...]
Social networking = posh KM?
Hmm, I’m sure the good folk at Small World Collaboration would see the wisdom in this analysis of the evoltuion of KM into social networking, reported in ‘Computing’: Social networking is posh knowledge management Whatever happened to knowledge management? The question is posed in the latest edition of System House, analyst Ovum’s monthly [...]