books

knowledgetank

Numerous interesting books on knowledge management, innovation and learning in organizations have been written over the years. During this chat we want to explore these books.

At the same time we'll take a creative turn by talking about lessons and topics you would write if you'd publish a book on knowledge management yourself.

1. What is your favorite knowledge management (or related fields) book? Why? 
2. What are key lessons you have learned from reading books on knowledge management (or related fields)?
3. Suppose you would write a book on knowledge management yourself, what would be a good tile? Or motto?
4. What would it be about? Which aspect of knowledge management (or related fields) would you elaborate? Why?
5. What would by the most important lesson(s) you want to get across to the readers of your book? How would you end it?

weknowmore

The summer is great to read up on some interesting literature. In this KMers.org summer session we would like to share interesting KM literature with each other. Did you read an interesting book or an interesting article you want to share? What were key messages of this literature? We hope to have an inspiring session with some good and relevant KM tips,