Enterprise intelligence converges the discipline of knowledge management, the reach of enterprise search and the insight of ...

How much does it cost an organization when "people don't know what to do?" When “how to” knowledge is not managed properly big problems can easily ripple through an entire organization and can prevent ...

While many organizations attempt to solve knowledge management problems by adding new technologies, the real solution lies in getting back to basics. It is now more than 20 years since the first ...

Chess is a strategic game characterized by temporal complexity—wherein the goodness of a move is unclear due to a separation ...

I've observed a growing problem in today’s workplace where employees hide, hoard or simply don't provide information to others in their organization. It's disruptive and contributes substantially to ...

According to the Ark Invest Big Ideas 2025 report, agents will increase enterprise productivity via software. Companies that deploy agents should be able to increase unit volume with the same ...

Management consulting firm McKinsey argues, “Effective performance management systems [are] designed to help people get better in their work, and they offer clarity in career development and ...

Factagora Officially Launches to Solve Generative AI Disinformation Problems. Provides AI Safety Verification Platform Integrating Knowledge Search, Verification, Structuring, and ...

“Working software over comprehensive documentation” is the second value stated in the Agile Manifesto. The Manifesto’s signatories were fighting against the business and technical requirements ...

If you would like to learn more about the IAEA’s work, sign up for our weekly updates containing our most important news, multimedia and more. This publication provides a basic structure and common ...

In last week’s column, I talked about the potential of Wiki as an enterprise tool and promised more details on that topic this week. A recent conversation with Peter Theony, the developer of TWiki, ...

Students and faculty with the U.S. Army Knowledge Management Qualification Course celebrated a unique milestone April 12 by graduating the 1,000th student in the 50th class at Fort Leavenworth.