KNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENT
Knowledge management is the conscious process of defining, structuring, retaining and sharing the knowledge and experience of employees within an organization.
CONSIDER THIS AS A METHOD OF MANAGING KNOWLEDGE, AT A DIFFERENT LEVEL
Perhaps most importantly, the new investment in inconspicuous consumption reproduces privilege in a way that previous conspicuous consumption could not. Knowing which New Yorker articles to reference or what small talk to engage in at the local farmers' market enables and displays the acquisition of cultural capital, thereby providing entry into social networks that, in turn, help to pave the way to elite jobs, key social and professional contacts, and private schools. In short, inconspicuous consumption confers social mobility.
How the new elite signal their status by inconspicuous consumption by Elizabeth Currid-Halkett, Aeon Magazine, 05 June 2017
You don't have to read these unless you wish to, but we might touch upon them in conversation
A company's knowledge management strategy should reflect its competitive strategy ... companies that isolate knowledge management risk losing its benefits ...
The conversion between data and information is efficiently handled through information technologies, but IT is a poor substitute for converting information into knowledge. The conversion between information and knowledge is best accomplished through social actors, but social actors are slow in converting data to information.
things we'll talk about
something to take away
Cesária Évora and a quote about her from Songbar
The song, meaning 'longing', is inspired by emigrant workers who leave Cape Verde to look back at their homeland with nostalgia, and with yearning for loved one, but as well as the melody, it is the perfect pace, and the, gradually falling, lilting beauty of Evora's voice that truly brings out such emotions.
Almost two-thirds of the million Cape Verdeans alive live abroad.