RealKM Magazine

Why is it that while some interactions flourish and lead to ongoing connections, others fall flat?

In the face of complex problems leadership must rely more on facilitation and empowerment, promoting ownership and catalysing self-organisation.

Recent research finds that the mere adoption of AI tools without appropriate KM processes is ineffective.

Indigenous knowledge was the focus of a recent forum hosted by the Australian Library and Information Association (ALIA) in partnership with Information Innovation @ UTS.

A recent study carries out a systematic review and meta-analysis to investigate if the theory of planned behaviour can reasonably predict knowledge sharing behaviour.

A new study argues that workers operating in highly complex and cognitive roles work best when they’re clustered together.

Workplace mindfulness training aims to facilitate a range of benefits including improved stress, mental health, wellbeing, organizational citizenship, leadership, and creativity outcomes. But does it work?

Two mechanisms contribute to humanity’s perennial tendency to denigrate kids. Cognitive biases such as these need to be a consideration in knowledge management (KM).

Innovation labs such as Cisco Hyperinnovation Living Labs (CHILL) are increasingly common, and a recent study examined a collection of them to see if common features exist.

History reveals that current debates around open access – and how this should be paid for – are nothing new.

Improving data quality and accessibility will provide an important platform for business, policy innovation and academic research.

The point of scenario planning is not to predict the future, but to explore its uncertainties. Participatory scenario planning extends it into the realm of stakeholder engagement.

Search users in groups often hit on the same suggestions—and often in the same order—leading to a narrow set of responses.

Putting monitoring information in the hands of those who stand to benefit from the intervention ensures feedback loops are short and strong.

CEO Jack Dorsey has announced that Twitter is funding the development of an open and decentralized standard for social media, with the aim of ultimately being a client of this…

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Employee career choices in turn affect the dynamics, knowledge creation, and reuse patterns in organisations, and ultimately the performance of organisations.

The Knowledge Café 33 outcomes will provide input into the new version of the Agenda Knowledge for Development and particularly Goal 3.

The "voice gap" has a big impact on job satisfaction, burnout, and turnover.

Australian law firm Doogue O'Brien George is launching its Robot Lawyers service this week.

A majority of survey respondents said they are open to sharing their personally identifiable information if it meant a better and more personalized service.

Deliberately pushing AI beyond its intended functions through creative misuse offers a form of AI literacy.

Machine learning technologies have become increasingly adept at making medical predictions.

The Future Skills Academy aims to provide free educational and training opportunities to 10 million learners by 2030.

Machines do not have inherent deductive faculties, but rather need entailment regimes to formalise the logical consequence of a given set of premises.

Ambae islanders combine their ecological observations with scientific data to develop an early-warning system for fish contamination.

Two very effective approaches for overcoming resistance and denial when engaging stakeholders.

Practical approaches to develop your own adaptability, and to assist others improve theirs.

Pragmatism can help systems thinking realize its potential and systems thinking can help pragmatism achieve what it set out to do.