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I'm flattered to find myself (or my k-logs category) here in such an international company. Thanks! 5:38:31 PM |
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Writing and knowledge sharing. There's been some good discussion recently on the interplay between knowledge sharing via weblogs and comfort with writing in most business organizations. (Phil Wolff, David Gammel, Pete Harbeson, Al Macintyre, Alison Fish, Sébastien Paquet, Ron Lusk) The consensus appears to be that fear of writing is one relevant barrier to tapping knowledge in organizations. Lowering or eliminating those barriers is certainly a worthy effort. I want to explore a deeper issue that this raises. Writing is not simply a mode of expression; it is also a tool for thinking. What's the relationship between facility with writing and the quality of thinking in organizations? Has this discussion of knowledge sharing revealed more important needs in the organization? These questions started rattling around with some other ideas hanging out in my head and the result grew into "Writing comfort and thinking styles," which I've posted as a longer story using Marc Barrot's activeRenderer. [McGee's Musings]11:32:58 AM |
The world brain. I should think the term racial intelligence clued me in to an early 20th-century origin. |
Digital pictures not good enough - need a photo printer My warning for printer buyers: investigate the printer to see what it uses for its processor: does it have an on-board processor, or is it stealing cycles from your CPU? Years ago a firm I was consulting at installed a small printer, but had to return it because it piggybacked on the PC's CPU and was (for some reason) sorely dependent on the length of the parallel cable. (The PC slowed to a crawl during printing, too.) A few months ago, a friend asked me to help her install an inkjet printer at home. Again, this printer depended on the driver doing all the heavy lifting on the PC's CPU, rather than off-loading it to the printer. Because my friend's PC was a little out-of-date, I suggested she return the printer for something more expensive, but less demanding of host resources. |
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