This will be the last post to this blog.Thank you to everyone that kept me going with this iteration, either with direct encouragement, your comments, are just being a nameless page view. Although I’ve always said (and still do) that I blog...
Topics: about

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Back in February I promised to take another look at my blog statistics after six months. Well, it has been longer than that…but in the interim I had stopped blogging with the start of my new job this Spring. Now, six months into new job, I...
Topics: blogging, memes, statistics, Tony Karrer

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I’ve very much enjoyed taking a break from blogging, what I’ve been calling my “blogging hiatus.” I’m not certain if I’m now back in for real, but I feel the urge to write again today, even though it has turned out to..
Topics: blogging, Boston KM Forum, Gian Jagai, Jack Vinson, Larry Chait, Lynda Moulton, quick updates, roles, Sadalit Van Buren

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I’ve been seeing circles lately, in a positive way.As I mentioned in earlier posts this month and at the Boston KM Forum KM 2.0 symposium, I’ve been putting some time into reading Joseph Firestone and Mark McElroy’s knowledge management.
Topics: Dan Keldsen, Geoff Parcell, Joseph Firestone, Mark McElroy, methods, models, OODA, PDCA, reflection, TQM, Vicki Bell, W. Edwards Deming

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This morning I presented a slightly condensed version of these slides at the Boston KM Forum’s KM 2.0 – Real or Hype? quarterly event at Bentley College: | View | Upload your own
Topics: Boston KM Forum, conferences, personal KM, personal learning environments, presentations, strategy, wiki

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