Porting the k-collector client to MovableType
Today I started work on porting the k-collector client to MovableType.
[via Curiouser and curiouser!]
This is exciting. Matt is the brains behind liveTopics, a product that fundamentally enhanced mynbspuse of Radio. Now that I’m a Movable Type user, I think this is a very encouraging sign.
Matt - need beta testers?
Weblogs and knowledge management
Weblogs and knowledge management Another stream of recent posts has focused on weblogs as a tool for knowledge management both to capture and share knowledge. They include a mix of posts focusing on individual knowledge workers and on knowledge workers within organizations.
[via McGee's Musings]
Jim - great job summarizing some wonderful writing on the subject. Much [...]
Communal topics and super-blogs
Communal topics and super-blogs
Something we’ve just got working today (okay Simone got it working, but I did a valuable job cheering him on) is one of the final pieces in the k-collector puzzle. The server now sends the client a URL corresponding to each topic in the cloud. This enables the client to create [...]
The ABC’s of Personal Knowledge Management
The ABC’s of Personal Knowledge Management
Who would have thought that one of the most powerful personal knowledge management tools available to us is the simple alphabet. For a while now I’ve been using the ideas of David Allen and his Getting Things Done (GTD) process for organising oneself. His ideas for keeping [...]
Blogs increase the surface area of organizations
Blogs increase the surface area of organizations
I’m often criticized for using biological metaphors for organizations, but I think they’re very effective sometimes.
Seb’s Open Research
Blogs increase the surface area of organizations
Jon Udell has got a keen eye for biological metaphors for information systems, and here comes up with a nice one for how [...]
Internal Marketing of Knowledge Management
Internal Marketing of Knowledge Management. In Beyond the Newsletter: Leveraging Technology to Market the Library, Catherine Sanders Reach, a research specialist at the ABA Legal Technology Resource Center, writes about internal marketing practices including branding, logos, slogans, and marketing plans for law firm libraries. Although the focus is on the law firm library, the same [...]
K-Log Pilot Recap
A K-Log Pilot Recap
by Rick KlauOriginally published: November 11, 2002Comments/questions: E-mail me
To any who are interested, I thought I’d give an update on ourmonth-old pilot of a Radio-based k-log. (For more on k-logs generally, check out the archive of the K-Logs group at Yahoo. In short: it’s a network of weblogs throughout an organization designed [...]
Kingsley Martin: Calculating KM ROI in Law Firms
Kingsley Martin, formerly CIO at Kirkland & Ellis, is a sharp guy when it comes to KM. He’s a lawyer (with law degrees from both Oxford and Harvard) who has been focused on KM-related issues for over 15 years. He was one of my co-panelists at last week’s Executive Director Forum, and I was excited to [...]
K-log Pilot Follow-up
Roland Tanglao asks about my piloting a K-Log post: Very cool, Rick! Will these klogs use Radio and will they be public?
Yes and no. We’ll use Radio to start out. The initial efforts will be internally focused - mostly because I want to conquer issues one at a time. I see the biggest hurdle being the [...]
Piloting a K-Log
We’re kicking off a k-log initiative at my company tomorrow. I’ve identified a dozen people to serve as guinea pigs. IT installs the software tomorrow, and they’ll take a few days to get familiar with the software. Rather than bombard them with any formal training right away, I want them to be comfortable with what’s [...]
