re: WWW like KM system...
How about the idea of a very personal KM system that you can build with
your own personal goals and problems as the central focus. When desired,
this tool can be connected directly to other personal KMs and to other
networks including WWW.
Doug's concept of scalability is very important, which can be visualized
as a notebook that gains in importance as content is added, used, and
shared. When applied to a finite project, accumulations of notebooks
finally achieve Handbook status. This model can perserve the experience,
learning, and knowledge of a particular project and possibly be
leveraged into other projects.
Look at the model for information creation, exchange, referencing,
linking, describing, ascribing, and so on. At the core of the model is
that boundary between the same or different information items that make
up the domain upon which some great knowledge management is to be
executed. When the boundary is known, then adjacent items can be
described with attributes that help the KM process use the content to
solve the problem or achieve the goal.
Doug's model consisting of HS, OHS, and DKR may require that it be built
from the bottom up and the top down (and all sides expandable and
extensible) by giving the DKR an ontology by which the HS can navigate.
Thank You and Best Regards,
Joe
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