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Let’s think a little about knowledge strategy, and in particular about the role of the knowledge strategist, the management professional with leadership responsibility for knowledge strategy. And as we continue with all our conversations about knowledge services—the management methodology on which knowledge strategy is founded—we discover that it all relates to the many people engaged …

Change management. It seems to be on our minds constantly, and as we move deeper into our wide-ranging uses of technology, we hear more and more about change in the workplace (and, not to be ignored, in our personal lives as well). In this so-called “digital age” or what I like to call “the golden …

The subject is knowledge services, of course. And in this case specifically the critical role played by strategic learning in knowledge services, in the development of the organizational knowledge strategy, and—perhaps most important—the role of strategic learning in the overall development of the organization as a knowledge culture. And probably at this point in our …

When Peter F. Drucker first introduced us to the concept of the knowledge worker, he did those of us destined to work with information, knowledge, and learning a big favor. He said that we would be working as knowledge workers, required to have “a good deal of formal education.” He also pointed out that we would have …