Howard Baldwin

Very Interesting .The discussion took place way back in 2005........
Modernizing Knowledge Management

Welcome to the key conundrum of the technological age—there are more ways than ever before to store and communicate information, and yet it remains locked in human heads where it can't be accessed. For the 21st century organization to thrive, companies need to knock finally the issue of knowledge management—compiling, organizing, and accessing the knowledge that's in people's heads, without putting an undue administrative burden on how people work. Is such a thing even possible? How do you store knowledge for future—and thus unknown—collaboration needs?