Know&Share

Lesson Learnt from KConnect:
I realised that what I've been doing all this while is in fact managing knowledge at the right time..
I connect, meet and discuss with people and seldom check emails during working hours (managing tacit knowledge), I check, reply and write emails and work on my laptop with all resources I could connect virtually, after work and during weekends (managing explicit knowledge).
Interesting.. 🤔

A meeting is a knowledge-intensive activity. Little did we notice how much we learn just from attending a meeting, even if we only listen to others discussing and sharing their knowledge. Therefore, don't miss any meetings. You never knew what to expect from what you can learn from others.

We know thus we share... Take this as a personal KPI for own knowledge development. The more we share, the more we know.

Trainer for the day, on 4th May 2019 at UniKL UBIS. This one-day workshop was participated by almost 60 Bachelor degree students from business and management background. It is organised by the UBIS Data Analytics Club.

6 chapters covered in a huge view... Interestingly, I realised that I've learnt a lot when I explained the whole thing on my own, by depending on what I could recall from my lecture slides (which is not all). But the amazing part is... I can relate the whole 6 chapters in one view!

I miss teaching like this. The wonderful outcome from being entrusted with this teaching (and extra hours) is the rebirth of me and my passion in teaching. Now I know why I love teaching. Thank you for the opportunity.

Happy to announce the launch of the enterprise website https://qkmuse.com . The sister page of Know&Share will be available at https://web.facebook.com/qkmuse.services/
See you on the other side too, ya! ☺️

QK Muse Services (002830180-D) | QK Muse stands for Quality Knowledge Source of Inspiration (Muse). Clients refer to QK Muse for ideas and knowledge with regards to managing IT and knowledge. Founded in Petaling Jaya by a knowledge sharing... QK Muse stands for Quality Knowledge Source of Inspiration (Muse). Clients refer to QK Muse for ideas and knowledge with regards to managing IT and knowledge. Founded in Petaling Jaya by a knowledge sharing believer, this company foresees an opportunity in spreading meaningful knowledge to individua...

After more than 3 years keeping this aside, I'm finally brave enough to publish this book. Before sending this to print, I need to do a quick market survey. Kindly comment whether you would like to purchase this hard copy book or not (Yes/No).

Some statistics for us to understand better on demographics... Check it out.

Global smartphone ownership and internet usage A new Pew Research Centre survey looks at adult smartphone ownership and internet usage across 40 countries in 2015.

The difference between then and now... How the different generations communicate, and is it more efficient?

Email isn’t dead, but it is ageing: How young people now communicate online Stories about email thriving into the future are missing important factors: changes in demographics, and the rapid rise of something new beyond social media.

This is a good article, with infographics, to check whether we plagiarise or not. Check it out! (y)

Infographics: “Did I Plagiarize?” and “Can I Use That Picture?” Two infographics from "The Visual Communication Guy".

When the research domain becomes part of daily SOPs at work... this is how it should be. Behold!

Knowledge Management and ISO 9001:2015 The inclusion of Knowledge Management within the recently released ISO 9001:2015 marks a huge change within the world of KM. For the first time, one of the global business standards explicitly mentions knowledge as a resource, and specifies expectations for the management of that resource. This prov...

The different scopes of KM... See which one is more likely of your interest. Contact me if you want to have a discussion on this. See ya!

What is the scope of knowledge management? [EKM series] Knowledge management is a multidisciplinary field with a number of domains. Each discipline brings its own perspective on where KM should be delivering value.