If we can't even describe knowledge sharing, how can we support it?
Patrick Lambe has written an impassioned plea for a greater understanding of knowledge sharing. To quote:
A combination of two very different incidents reminded me this week of just how incompetent we still are in KM at capturing the complexity, richness and sophistication of human knowledge behaviours. In the first incident I was asked to do a blind review of an academic paper on knowledge sharing for a KM conference. In the second, knowledge sharing was very much a matter of life and death. Although they shared a common theme, they might as well have represented alien universes.
Posted by jamesr on June 05, 2006 08:16 PM
Categories: Knowledge management
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