With management and service delivery responsibility for knowledge services, the organization’s knowledge services director has a unique two-sided role to play. On the one hand, this person is the knowledge thought leader for the entire enterprise, with all the innovation-directed and future planning pressure that goes with that role. On the other hand, as …

We spend a lot of time thinking about our work as knowledge thought leaders, driving the knowledge development/knowledge sharing (KD/KS) process in the organizations where we are employed. And as I’ve been re-reading Brain Reich and Dan Solomon (their book Media Rules! Mastering Today’s Technology to Connect with and Keep Your Audience), I’m even more …

The last post was Mr. Guy asking us to be a little patient with the so-called problems some folks are having with the Kindle. And I promised another post about a second subject having to do with the Kindle, but now there might have to be a third, since B&N has now entered the electronic …

Not just thinking about Kindle, but trying to connect some of the current Kindle controversy to what we do for our clients and users with KM/knowledge services. And to our role as knowledge thought leaders in the companies where we are employed. Two recent articles caught my attention, not surprisingly since (full disclosure) I’m a …

If knowledge workers aspire to be knowledge thought leaders for the organizations in which they are employed, how do they go about it? Is there a list of qualifications or attributes that define the knowledge thought leader? It’s no struggle to find a few. Simply by defining the terms we can move forward in identifying …