Initially published on the Headshift’s blog.
The enterprise social computing scene is all about incentivizing, building and demonstrating - often with use cases - the benefits of socializing computer based activities.
Most of social computing consultant are thrilled by the possibilities offered to organisations to deliver superior results when it comes to collaboration, knowledge sharing and engagement […]

Fran @ VocabControl highligths the controversy between taxonomists and folksonomists.
At Headshift, we face content categorisation in every single project. I don’t really get the point of criticising one approach or the other, because it really depends the legacy you have to deal with, what you want to achieve beyond categorisation and the perspective (organisation or […]

During my PhD, I focussed on the required elements for managing in a knowledge economy.
My initial assumption was that one cannot manage an organisation with recipes from the 20’s or the 50’s because at that time the economy was different: physicallity (not knowledge) was proeminent. This has given me the opportunity to venture into many […]

Today was a busy Saturday for me a group of KM seasoned KM professional @ Polytechnic Singapore (what a campus, Geez!).
We started with a session on the KM Competencies Framework developed earlier last year by Awie Foong and Patrick Lambe. It proved very instrumental for me in helping me better understand some people I work […]