Toolkit: Standards
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The Toolkit section covers articles on standards and conventions
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Editorials -
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Roles - Culture
- Strategy
TOOLKIT: Standards - Mapping
- Auditing
CASE STUDIES: General - Learning
- Audits - Maps
- Surveys 
Vol. 2, No. 4: Why
Knowledge Solutions Don't Work: Part I - Myths and Mistakes - Craig
J. Battrick
Battrick challenges traditional conventions by exploring the myths and
mistakes of knowledge management, such as putting data and information
into an electronic system and believing that is the entire solution
when what we really need is to understand knowledge itself.
Vol. 2, No. 1: An
Analysis of the Book: Knowing in Firms: Understanding, Managing and
Measuring Knowledge - Michael J.D. Sutton
KnowMap Standards and Certification Advisory Director,
Sutton takes us through this book chapter by chapter to show how the
various authors explore what is to be managed in an organization (that
is, the knowledge) and how the knowledge can be managed and measured.
See also Review.
Vol. 1, No. 6: Department
of the Navy: Standards for Implementing an Enterprise Knowledge Management
Taxonomy - Michael J.D. Sutton
Sutton has returned from his sabbatical during which he was a member
of this team engaged in mapping effective knowledge access for repositories
within the United States Department of the Navy (DON). We are indebted
to DON and their Chief Knowledge Officer, Ms. Alex Bennett, for allowing
Sutton to share his valuable experiences and learning on this exciting
project.
Vol. 1, No. 3:
Digital Preservation Strategies and Principles for a Knowledge Management Initiative - Michael J.D. Sutton
In his previous article, Sutton discussed the framework of emerging standards for Knowledge Management initiatives. In this new article, he prescribes a number of strategies and principles that will prove enormously helpful in our attempts to preserve enterprise Knowledge Management Systems.
Vol. 1, No. 2:
Archive Knowledge Environments: Emerging Standards for Knowledge Management Initiatives - Michael J.D. Sutton
There are very few practitioners who are aware that many methods have been devised to save them time and trouble. This section called Standards and Conventions will demonstrate these important tools for improving the design and implementation of knowledge management initiatives.
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