Knowledge Management and teams
Stumble It!Sometimes knowledge management is more about finding the person than the knowledge according to Sandra Higgison's profile of Ken Thompson and Bioteams for Inside Knowledge Magazine .
Download a PDF of the full article by kind permission of Inside Knowledge Magazine .
For an introduction to Bioteams see Penguins reveal the true essence of bioteams.
For an introduction to the concept of Team Intelligence see
Bioteams Rule 2: Team Intelligence.
Tags: organizational teams, penguins
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Like the article, congratulations on a good interview!
Posted by: Richard Cross | February 6, 2007 9:03 PM
Ken - terrific article! Thanks for sharing! Larry
Posted by: Larry Wilson | February 13, 2007 2:58 AM
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