Making IA Part of Your Operational Activities
For many of us on the IT side of the house, productivity has long been a part of our metrics, taking on many different...
Category: Information Architecture
#MVPbuzzChat with Susan Hanley
For Episode 75 of the #MVPbuzzChat series — my final MVP interview for the year (and the decade!) — I was able to chat...
#MVPbuzzChat with Marc Anderson
In the 69th episode of the #MVPbuzzChat series I was *finally* able to squeeze into the incredibly-busy schedule of fellow Office Apps & Services...
The Push for Private Channels in Microsoft Teams
Microsoft Teams has been a resounding success, further extending Microsoft’s lead in personal and team productivity solutions within the enterprise, and providing a much...
Understanding Context within Knowledge Management
I’m in Copenhagen this week participating in the IntraTeam Event Copenhagen, which is run by IntraTeam.dk under the leadership of Kurt Kragh Sørensen (@KurtKragh),...
The Role of Email in Knowledge and Records Management
Since the early 1990’s, email has been a core part of enterprise collaboration and communication. As I outlined in a webinar yesterday, hosted by...
Influencing the Intelligent System
The tagline for my company includes three words: Strategy, Influence, Amplification. Strategy, as a concept, is probably the most understood of the three —...
Why Search Still Matters
I was chatting with Jeff Fried over at BA Insight yesterday, and I was reminded of a conversation we had a few years back...
The Future of KM Will Require Some Effort
In my latest whitepaper, “Building the Knowledge Management Hypergraph” published through InfoGovCon, I decided to explore an idea I’ve had for a while about...
