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Tag Archives: knowledge management
Penguin to address sexism in the knowledge management press (Rousse)
Knowledge management guru DS and his sisters shared my table on the train. As he showed off the journal that he edited I asked why only men ever featured on the front cover. DS replied that lately he’d been pondering … Continue reading
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Tagged editor, guru, issue, journal, KM, knowledge management, penguin, photograph, press, problem, question, sexism, sisters, table
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Knowledge management: not a “cinch” after all (Rousse)
The students were busy discussing their options for next term. Three over-confident boys declared that they would choose my class because it would be a “cinch”. The most arrogant of the three boasted proudly that he was already was familiar … Continue reading
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Tagged authority, cinch, class, faces, German. module, girl, journal, KM, knowledge management, literature, student, students
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Fun in first class with Clubs and Kit Kats (Rousse)
I was very lucky to be travelling first class by train. I kept orange juice and pains au chocolat in my pockets, and showed off my biscuit collection to my brother-in-law R. I now had every variety of Club and … Continue reading
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Tagged biscuit, brother-in-law, club, collectiono, first class, Kit Kat, KM, knowledge management, MSc, orange juice, pain au chocolat, pains au chocolat, plastics, student, students, train
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Dog days for Belle
Rather unexpectedly I gave birth to a cute puppy. Unfortunately, his father denied paternity. He was, after all, a senior knowledge manager. And human.
Babies, text mining and Any Questions (Rousse)
All the middle-aged married women at the conference looked so much bigger than they did this time last year. Puzzled at first, I eventually worked out that all of them were either about to give birth, or had recently welcomed … Continue reading
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Tagged Any Questions, babies, baby, BBC, bed, birth, campus, conference, downstairs, guest, Indian, knowledge management, lecture, married, middle-age, middle-aged, module, motherhood, pregnant, producers, Radio 4, robes, seat, stage, students, teaching, text mining, turban, weight gain, wives, women
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Mistaken identity and a monkey (Rousse)
At first it was flattering when delegates approached me to say how much they admired my work, but soon it became obvious that they were mistaking me for someone else. I had never written a single word of research related … Continue reading
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Tagged address, ape, beard, business, business card, card, conference, delegate, delegates, handbag, identity, industry, knowledge management, lady, logo, mistaken, monkey, old, pet, research, shipping
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Where modern architecture and knowledge management meet (Rousse)
I thought it was an act of genius to challenge the final year students to write an essay that tied Corble’s take on modern architecture with the practice of knowledge management. However, when I discovered the whole class fighting over … Continue reading
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Tagged architecture, biography, buildings, construct, construction, design, designing, essay, KM, knowledge management, library, mistake, plan, planning, script, scripts, student, students
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Talents of a child “very advanced for his age” rub off on Rousse
We’d barely known him an afternoon, yet bit by bit Gwen was already revealing himself to be one of the most fascinating people that we had ever met. When he invited us to his 40th birthday party that evening in … Continue reading
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Tagged 40th, advanced for his age. dinner, baby, bird, birds, birthday, child, class, classes, cuckoo, cuckoos, cutlery, dirty, dishwater, dry, Edinburgh, ethical, ethics, fork, forks, fortieth, fun, games, guest, guests, kitchen, knowledge management, meal, module, modules, Northumbria, Omni Centre, ornithology, party, private, prodigy, psychologist., puffin, puffins, research, son, song thrush, song thrushes, spoons, study dishwasher, super powers, talk, university, Uri Geller, Virgin, Virgin Active, vocabulary, walk, wash, washing up
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A cycling trip and late admiration (Rousse)
“I never imagined that I would settle in the UK” said PhD student VW. “In fact, I fully expected to be living in Poland by now”. He led me into the smart building on the western side of Edinburgh where … Continue reading
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Tagged apartment, boxes, campus, cycle, doors, East Lothian, Edinburgh, knowledge management, paysan, Poland, rain, TPR, walls, yard
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