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February 8, 2004

Mining tacit knowledge

By Seb Anthony

Has anyone experience or knowledge of the HR and legal aspects of collecting and recording employees’ tacit knowledge?
Colin Sinclair

Has anyone experience or knowledge of the HR and legal aspects of collecting and recording employees' tacit knowledge?
Colin Sinclair

One Response

User deleted says:

March 19, 2004 at 8:13 pm

Not sure…
Colin

What an interesting question – I’m sorry you didn’t get any responses.

Could you perhaps be a little more explicit? I mean, are you aiming to build a company knowledge base, for example?

If so I’d strongly recommend this book:

The Knowledge Management Fieldbook by Wendi R. Bukowitz & Ruth L. Williams

as a well-written and pretty comprehensive introduction to the subject with plenty of practical advice, checklists, etc.

Best wishes

Andy B.

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