Kay, you've asked a very good question here. (at least I attributed this
one correctly, eh?) (-;
The short answer to your question is that systems haven't been put in place
yet to make the sharing practical and effective. The entire hospital may not
be ready to change (yet), but at least the neo-
Doc: You stated:
"Adopting KM practices and principles requires significant change to
organizational systems, especially those we call human systems or culture.
An effective KM change effort will be stymied if the organization cannot
transform itself...and without systemic KM practices and princi
Doc, thank you for your comments which I read with great interest. However, I
do have one correction. You credit me with great perception. Actually, I
quoted BJ who quoted T. S. Elliott in the first paragraph and I quoted the
nurse story from Joe Paul. My only contribution was to put the two togeth
B.J.
"Where is the life we have lost in living; where is the wisdom
we have lost in knowledge and where is the knowledge we have lost in
information?"
Isn't the quote from Joe Paul where wisdom and knowledge are?
When a experienced nurse in a neo natal unit says "this baby doesn't look
right" in
Thank you BJ your timing of that quote is wonderful! Virginia
-Original Message-
From: BJ Peters
To: osl...@listserv.boisestate.edu
Date: Monday, October 04, 1999 3:58 PM
Subject: Re: Knowledge Management
I find this discussion most interesting and am rem
Kay,
your illustration is quite perceptive. You've described a systemic need to
capture (make tacit) what one person knows so that the organization can
learn. KM is, essentially, an integral component of any self-organizing
system. When I work with people who are beginning to change their cultu
I find this discussion most interesting and am reminded of what T.S. Eliot
said years ago
"Where is the life we have lost in living; where is the wisdom
we have lost in knowledge and where is the knowledge we have lost in information?"
In harmony --BJ
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Dear Open Spacies:
And now for something completely different
It's a contest, right here in the open space and you may help select the
winner, as well as enter as many times as you wish. Read on.
As some of you know, I dabble in poetry. One exercise that poetry teachers
often assign for youn
Hello Birgitt,
yes it is a good feeling to have the impression of beeing at the right place
(in social & geographic space & time). But there is also the other side. When
things do not work out well, I notize that I am far from Austria, that many
people do not think well of Africa, the african p
I have been researching on learning and knowledge management for a while.
Here are my perspectives on the knowledge and information.
I do look at knowledge to be very different from information. Knowledge
addresses how to (know-how). Information addresses what, where, when and who.
Russ Ackoff giv
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