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Slaw

The Ontario English Catholic Teachers Association Health and Safety Committee has produced and published a report [PDF] that urges wifi be regarded as a workplace hazard in schools Read More >

The Telegraph

Legal claims can now be served via Facebook in Britain, after a landmark ruling in the English High Court. Read More >

Larry Bodine

Did your website generate the volume of leads this year that you expected? What do you plan to do differently to maximize your investment in web marketing and drive more business? Here's a list of 10 things to do with your website, courtesy of my colleague Craig McGuire, Product Marketing Manager, Websites/SEO/SEM at LexisNexis in New Providence, NJ. Set business goals for 2012 Read More >

FUMSI

The so-called "social intranet" has been the next-big-thing for years. Over the last few days a white paper, a case study, a webinar and a PR stunt on the topic have all caught my eye. Read More >

Knoco Stories

A guy asked me a couple of weeks ago, what I thought was going to be the most promising new development in Knowledge Management. I tend to get this question every year round about this time - I suppose people are looking for "the new trend for 2012" or something Read More >

The Telegraph

One of the most important ways for businesses to get ahead on Twitter is by helping others who have a problem, according to a new list of tactics. Read More >

Thoughtful Legal Management

l I’ve got the magic in me…l Lyrics and music by: Rivers Cuomo; Lukasz Gottwald; Bobby Ray Jr Simmons, recorded by B.O.B. This is a guest post by Pam Woldow  of Edge International on legal project management, posted originally on her blog, At the Intersection: On the eve of LegalTech, I have been encountering a lot [...] Read More >

KMWorld

An exceptional trend in knowledge management over the past year has been the spike in mobile technology use, thanks to the growing use of smart phones and the iPad. Also prevalent has been the incorporation of different KM technologies into the same application-for example, content management is becoming an integral part of customer relationship management Read More >

Harold Jarche

TweetThe Globe & Mail: The diplomacy of knowledge Learning together is an important part of living together. While many of our greatest challenges arise through the interplay of complex problems, so, too, do our greatest advances often occur at the … Continue reading → Read More >

Jack Vinson

Knowledge management dies from time to time. Maybe we should just kill off the parts that don't actually work. Read More >