The 4 Ps of the Internet: Personal, Private, Professional, and Public

I often hear the challenge of using the social internet as struggling with the balance of social (or personal) information and professional information. This never seemed to frame the issues correctly for me. Was it really one or the other? So I started thinking about the 4 Ps: Personal, Private, Professional, and Public. These seemed … Read more »

Document Behaviors

A version of this post originally appeared in my old blog: KM Space. I have been focusing a lot of attention on the behaviors towards documents. After all, a wiki page is just another type of document. When producing documents, I have noted five types of behaviors: collaborative, accretive, iterative, competitive and adversarial. Collaborative With … Read more »

Breaking Down Compliance Silos: The Cost-Effective Approach to Managing Compliance

Michael Rasmussen, President of Corporate Integrity, Julian Parkin, Group Privacy Programme Director at Barclays, and John Kelly, Director at OpenPages, spoke in a webinar on taking a strategic approach to managing compliance. The webinar was sponsored by Compliance Week. These are my notes. Michael set the stage by asking: Does your organization walk its talk? … Read more »