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What Does It Mean to Have a Knowledge-Centric Digital Workplace?
Knowledge already exists all around us in abundance. We are changing how people take in, handle, contextualize, and deploy that knowledge at the most practical level. We are building the cognitive infrastructure of knowledge work – not the devices or apps they run on, but the “mental software” running on people’s minds that allows them to use those... See more
Tiago Forte • Building a Second Brain: The 10-Year Vision
from “The End of Productivity” on two types of KM: For administrative information, a search bar or hierarchical folder structure is sufficient. When you’re locating your child’s health insurance forms or retrieving your tax returns, you want efficient, predictable retrieval—not exploration.
But for creative information, what you need is tools that
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