Creating knowledge is an important part of the Information Lifecycle, but often the management of it is the hardest part and the core reason for this is that knowledge is hard to define and identify. Some core characteristics that would help identify knowledge is that it has the potential to add strategic value to the
Read more →Today I had an interesting conversation with a client about taxonomy. They have a client who is having trouble with their information flows and are trying to work out why. After discussing their problems for 10 mins I suggested that it could be that they don’t have a common language or vocabulary which means that
Read more →With the googlisation of the world, the currency (importance) of information is decreasing. People are happy to know that they can put a search term into Google and it can bring back 24,000 hits. Means that you are on the right track – you are getting the right information.
Read more →How important is it to know the background of the people who are running an organisation that you may be investing in, looking to be employed with, or have as a client or a vendor? The answer: VERY IMPORTANT Information on people is notoriously hard to find and even harder to verify if its
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