The truth at any cost lowers all other costs — curated by former US spy Robert David Steele.
Phi Beta Iota: It has become evident that this integrative post is needed. It should be obvious–but evidently it is not–that both Open Source Intelligence (OSINT) and Multinational, Multiagency, Multidisciplinary, Multidomain Information Sharing and Sense-Making (M4IS2) are inherently integrating by nature. Both are the anti-thesis to “Rule by Secrecy” and the Weberian concept of stove-piped …
Source (3) Tip of the Hat to Benjamin Brownell at Google Group Next Net.
P2P Foundation Post on the Book Download Book from CookReport FREE Color Copy to New Subscribers to the Private List of Dr. Gordon Cook, email him to his last name only @cookreport.com. See Also: Reference: Cook Report on Internet Protocol V4 E Pluribus Unum* Resurrected: How Human Ingenuity, DIY Technology, and Global R&E Networks Are …
Crummy result on Phi Beta Iota: Worth a Look (DVD): The Day Before Disclosure Should have pulled up at least these two books and the list: Review: Forbidden Knowledge–From Prometheus to Pornography Review: Hidden Truth–Forbidden Knowledge Worth a Look: Book Reviews on Disinformation, Other Information Pathologies, & Repression Human in the loop add-ons: Review: Imperial …
Knowledge in Cities September 2010 Authors: Todd Gabe, Jaison R. Abel, Adrienne Ross, and Kevin Stolarick This study identifies clusters of U.S. and Canadian metropolitan areas with similar knowledge traits. These groups—ranging from Making Regions, characterized by knowledge about manufacturing, to Thinking Regions, noted for knowledge about the arts, humanities, information technology, and commerce—can be …
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What is Knowledge Management? Knowledge Management and Leadership. Overcoming “Not invented Here” Syndrome Knowledge Management – Barriers to Sharing Tip of the Hat to Stan Garfield at LinkedIn.
Knowledge Management Specialties By Stan Garfield (Twitter: @stangarfield) – Revised September 1, 2010 The field of knowledge management includes a wide variety of components and disciplines. Here is a list of 25 specialties practiced by those in the field, followed by Tara Pangakis list of 50 KM components across people, processes, and technologies. Sharing, culture, …
