'Knowledge sharing' should be avoided
The second CM Briefing is on the issues with knowledge sharing as a concept. To quote:
One of the goals of many knowledge management (KM) projects is to 'support and/or increase knowledge sharing'. While on the surface this is both a sensible and desirable goal, in practice it is often ineffective.
This briefing explores some of the issues with the goal of 'knowledge sharing', and proposes an alternative approach that can be applied to knowledge management projects.
Posted by jamesr on September 06, 2004 11:45 AM
Categories: James' articles, Knowledge management
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