April 10, 2007

46 Essential KM Sites

Lucas McDonnell at Uncommon Knowledge has compiled a growing list of almost 50 essential knowledge management sites — and I was honored to find Reflexions on the list (guess I'd better get busy blogging again!).

Then Doug Cornelius built a custom google search, KM Sites Search, to search the sites in Lucas' collection.

Apr 10, 2007 3:20:00 PM | SenseMaking (cognition, learning, KM & CI)

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Steve Barth consults to international government, NGO, academic and corporate clients. Recent work has focused on organizational learning and KM strategies in economic development and peace and security. Award-winning writer specializing in organizational intelligence and knowledge worker productivity.

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