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Think you're more likely to become the next lesson learned before you get anything useful from your org's lesson learned library? Read on!

It's important to apply Knowledge Management principles to learning. Why online, video and distance learning is less effective for KM. Hint: socialization.

So many books, so little time. Here are my suggestions for some "must read" Knowledge Management books, based on what I recommend most often.

"Don't it always seem to go that you don't know what you've got 'till it's gone." Lack of ownership of KM is...silly.

If you have no clue what Knowledge Management is...then implementing it is easy. Do what you've done, buy more IT and when that doesn't work just claim it is the failure of KM.

Every once in awhile, something is just that funny. And at the same time, isn't funny at all. Tacit knowledge -- blow milk out of your nose funny? Not if you're a Borg or Vulcan.

It would be so much easier if they wore their signs. Absent that, you have to figure out if they get it or not. Here's your sign...for Knowledge Management.

Ready - Fire - Aim. Is your organization ready for Knowledge Management implementation? Find out by first considering 12 critical questions.

Tire Slashing 101 is an effective "cure" for those crazy late night cravings that leave you wanting to create the "perfect" definition of Knowledge Management. Get the cure here, now.

Considering a mentoring program? Or looking for a mentor? There are a few simple considerations that can help you get the most out of a mentoring relationship. Successful mentoring is critical to knowledge management implementation...learn more about it.