Staff Favorites
If you're a writer, picking your favorite article is like picking your favorite child. In other words, it's really easy and always obvious.
Here are some of the articles that have caused a flurry of a pretense of interest.
Staff Favorites
If you're a writer, picking your favorite article is like picking your favorite child. In other words, it's really easy and always obvious.
Here are some of the articles that have caused a flurry of a pretense of interest.
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The Longing: Why is our culture on fire about the Web when we can't even say what it's for? A desire so fervent must express a deep longing, a spiritual longing. Knowledge Narratives: Stories are to information as information is to data. 0:1 marketing: 1:1 marketing only has a real "you" at one end of the equation — and we need to do something about it The KM Impulse: Why do we care?: Beneath the buzzwords is an impulse to understand The EZ Press Release Form: Everything you need to do it yourself. Down with Reality!: The person staffing the ticket desk asks me: "Do you have an electronic ticket or a real ticket?" Two thousand years of philosophy, and this is what it comes down to. The importance of being wrong: You can't go wrong being wrong. Business Turing Test: Does your business have a human voice? Messages in bottles: Sometimes a human voice pokes through a product, and it's thrilling. Let me count the KM ways: What do 8 cases of KM have in common? The Death of Docs: The Web is eating away the very heart of doc-ness. With a reply by Frank Gilbane. Business and Time: We're seeing an important shift in the nature -- not just the pace -- of business time. We're moving from a type of heroic chunkiness in which projects are private until published to a collaborative granularity in which much more is exposed to public view, for longer, and deadlines are not as important as readiness. The View from the Knowledge Management Summit: Everything you didn't want to know about KM. (Includes "The New Science of Fucking Management.") How to Feel Like a Jew: Go down south. Emotional Computing: Roz Picard of MIT on why computers can and should be emotional. Technological Breakthroughs by the Media: Peek behind the curtain as The New Republic goes techno-freak on us! Devolving Definitions: All Hail Larry, for He hath brought forth NCs direct from his mighty forehead...by redefining them into existence. The Knowledge Management Metaphor: "Managing knowledge" is as wrong as thinking of the Web as "the worldwide scrapbook". Let's try a different metaphor... Death of Suck: "Suck" is out. Here's a replacement. Why Search Engines Suck: Part one in a continuing series One-Question Interview: Dan Bricklin on Writing for Online: The inventor of the killer app for the PC and -- more recently -- the mind behind Trellix discusses what we can learn from printed paper about building documents for hyperspace. When
Everything Is on the Web: Everything electrical -- from refrigerators
to thermostats to vending machines -- will be a web server, serving
up information about itself. Besides having levels of control never
before imagined we're also going to see some big shifts in metaphors. Meaningless Blather: How much computer memory would it take to capture human experience? We take apart some meaningless blather that somehow mistakes life for cleverly arranged bits. Favorite
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