Knowledge Management - KMWorld Magazine

Speaking in tongues: Foreign language KM Technologies

Recently, I was listening to a show on NPR about the current U.S. reconstruction efforts in Iraq and all the problems they’ve had, ranging from understanding the language to finding locations on a map. That got me thinking about the great foreign language support tools that I’ve worked with over the past six years. Posted July 10, 2007

Contextware and Triple-I partner

Expanding KM and project management offerings Posted July 10, 2007

DM on demand

Xythos releases XoD 1.6 Posted July 09, 2007

Software meets service for business rules

Corticon and Trinity Millennium partner Posted July 09, 2007

SOA data visualization

Composite Information Server 4.5 Posted July 09, 2007

Conversion services for publishers

Posted July 09, 2007

Getting right to the point

ISYS integrates with SharePoint Posted July 02, 2007

First class collaboration

Open Text announces new suite Posted July 02, 2007

Not your ordinary wiki

eTouch enhances software Posted July 02, 2007

Fifth generation knowledge sharing

Altus unveils platform upgrade Posted June 25, 2007

Deeper traction for TimeKM

PensEra announces new partner Posted June 25, 2007

Knowledge from Tacilent

Knowledge Workers Marketplace Posted June 22, 2007

Workflow-based analytics

Inforsense supports all SQL databases Posted June 18, 2007

Sales knowledge on demand

OutStart unveils SellingEdge.com Posted June 12, 2007

Sopheon to acquire Alignent

Product life cycle management Posted June 12, 2007

Sharing legal expertise worldwide

Posted June 12, 2007

Advancing analytics

Attensity automates fact-finding Posted June 11, 2007

Tealeaf upgrades offerings

Enhanced functionality for cxReveal and cxVerify Posted June 11, 2007

BPM goes LiveCycle

Enterprise customer engagement Posted June 04, 2007

Another boost for BI

LogiXML releases upgrade Posted June 04, 2007

Filling the seats at Fenway

Posted June 04, 2007

Unified analytics and optimization

Visual Sciences and [x+1] partner Posted May 30, 2007

SaaS product documentation

Astoria On-Demand for structured content management Posted May 30, 2007

Percussion launches collaboration company

Newly independent Axceler Posted May 30, 2007

Sensible Sourcing for Government Agencies

To many government agencies, documents and records act as currency. Government agencies are always under financial scrutiny and the management of that currency has become laden with expensive and time-consuming challenges. Preparation for on-the-spot audit projects can be incredibly time- consuming. Agencies handling citizens’ financial and healthcare information are subject to FACTA (Fair and Accurate Credit Transactions Act) and HIPAA (Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act) regulations protecting privacy and accessibility, as well as Sunshine laws in some states... Posted May 30, 2007

The Knowledge Sharing Challenge

The Triune Group (Triune) has developed and continues to implement a KM methodology and solution-set for the United States Air Force (USAF). Triune has sustained the Air Force’s Knowledge Now (AFKN) program since 1999. The Air Force’s need to bring together internal enterprise collaboration with external Department of Defense (DoD) stakeholders has grown exponentially: 1,300 members in April, 2002; 16,500 members in April, 2004; and 167,000 members in April, 2007... Posted May 30, 2007

Herding Cats or Training Seals?

Government is messy. If it was a corporation, the stockholder meetings would be wicked ugly. What do you mean, you can’t explain why you made that decision? Why CAN’T you produce the documentation? Who decided THAT would be a good policy? Oh wait...that’s just a Thursday on CSPAN. If anything, government—most of the time—is WAY better at providing answers, supporting evidence and documentation for its actions than business. Unless you’re the current-as-of-this-writing Attorney General... then not so much (Ouch...I will refrain from flagrant political commentary from here on, I promise)... Posted May 30, 2007

Pharmaceutical firms discover the therapeutic value of KM

Posted May 30, 2007

Whatever happened to the page? New Adobe Applications boost collaboration and workflow

Posted May 30, 2007

KM tackles tough e-gov challenges

Knowledge management tools and techniques are helping to support e-government initiatives aimed at some of the world’s most challenging issues, including poverty, national security and healthcare. Posted May 30, 2007