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"Technology is so much fun, but we can drown in our technology. The fog of information can drive out knowledge." - Daniel J. Boorstin We as information and knowledge managers, have the duty (no, the obligation!) to lift the fog. Are we doing that or are we contributing to… Started by Lidia Basson	1	Mar 12 Reply by Bob Larrivee
"The greatest obstacle to discovery is not ignorance - it is the illusion of knowledge." Daniel J. Boorstin How do you create genuine knowledge and not just the illusion of it? Started by Lidia Basson	1	Oct. 21, 2009 Reply by Bob Larrivee
The great end of life is not knowledge, but action. - THOMAS H. HUXLEY What do we as knowledge managers see as our goal? Are we in the business of “managing” knowledge i.e. arranging it, controlling it, organis… Started by Lidia Basson	1	Oct. 13, 2009 Reply by Bob Larrivee
Knowledge is a process of piling up facts; wisdom lies in their simplification. - MARTIN FISCHER In our knowledge and information management efforts, are we adding to the wisdom of humanity or are we just “pilling up facts”? These days… Started by Lidia Basson	3	Jul. 29, 2009 Reply by Dan Keldsen
War Stories and Lessons Learned: A Consultant’s Perspective Based in Western Canada, Chris Walker is a Senior Consultant in Information Management, whose responsibilities include business and technol… Started by Bob Larrivee	0	Jul. 20, 2009
War Stories and Lessons Learned: A story from the Insurance Sector As part of a small team addressing ECM, Dan Antion, Vice President of Information Services for American Nuclear Insurers (ANI) is responsib… Started by Bob Larrivee	0	Jul. 15, 2009
ECM is Easy How many times have you heard this statement and found it to be true or untrue? Is ECM easy? Is planning, implementing and maintaining an E… Started by Bob Larrivee	8	Jul. 13, 2009 Reply by Dan Keldsen
War Stories and Lessons Learned: Tale of a South Florida City (This comes from my latest blog interview.) Our story begins in the City of Cape Coral, population 160,000, found in sunny Southwest Flori… Started by Bob Larrivee	0	Jul. 6, 2009