Often the term mass collaboration refers to efforts made at a large scale with everybody getting involved into it. What we see today is that as a result of increasing mass collaboration efforts the way the world works has drastically changed. Actually, it has threatened to shake up established business models in various industries at […]

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Coming to the end of the debate on knowing the difference between Knowledge Management and Intellectual Capital, the often accepted conclusion is that effective Knowledge Management can be more than just capturing, storing, and organizing information. All such elements form part of the tools and processes that make up Knowledge Management especially stressing that the […]

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The key factors driving the way to best train and develop the main managerial skills in a future potential leader can be put in different ways. It can be identifying management and leadership aptitude in a person, and then give training for it before the people get promotions in the organizations. Meanwhile, another criteria that […]

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In many economists’ opinion, Intellectual capital is the means or ability to develop knowledge assets. Economist John Kenneth Galbraith used this term initially in 1969 in a letter while he wrote to his colleague, Michal Kalecki. Putting it in another way, knowledge assets can be further put to use in developing more knowledge assets. Thus, […]

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Catch an interesting English Writing Contest 2008 organized by The Writers Block (TWB). For someone who is a writing professional, a wizard with words or someone who is willing to check their English language skills, this English Writing Contest will be a great learning exercise.
Watch out for exciting prizes like a laptop, an iPhone or […]

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Coming back to the point of difference between Knowledge Management and Intellectual Capital, vast research shows that Intellectual Capital (IC) is considered to be a thing, while Knowledge Management (KM) is referred to as a practice. In broader terms, IC is an intangible asset with reference to any intellectual property. It definitely is one of […]

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Coming to the final part of the discussion on the contributing factors in building Corporate Tacit Knowledge Into A Strategic Asset, the most important among them is encouraging a wiki or Wikipedia culture. This means encouraging a culture of knowledge distribution via wikis. By doing so it develops an informal culture encouraging the staff to […]

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Recently I was going through a question on www.linkedin.com regarding breakthroughs in wireless communication and on further research on it found the topic on co-operative networking quite interesting.
Co-operative Networking in layman terms is concerned with issues of peer-to-peer networking and functionality of client server applications.
I have provided a white paper(A Case for Co-operative Networking) […]

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Confluence 2.8 - Great team work all around!
The beauty of a Wiki lies in the simplicity of its concept. Building on this thought, I’d say that with the addition of the “simplistic” Page Ordering feature, Confluence 2.8 has been further Wiki-fied!
This is a wonderful example of constructive user feedback, resulting in a much-enhanced application. According […]

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There was a nice snippet in DH Avenues on Wed 9th Apr 2008.
Worth a read.. Please follow the link given below.
http://www.deccanherald.com/Content/Apr92008/avenues2008040861546.asp

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