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Executive Summary
The Knowledge Socialization project is a research project being conducted
at IBM's T.J. Watson Research Center.
The project's goals in brief are:
- To identify how stories can be best included in a knowledge management
effort -- how best to collect them, organize them, present them, and provide
facilities to search through them and navigate among them.
- To identify how technology can be best applied to the use of stories
in a knowledge management effort.
- To identify how the use of stories as a knowledge management activity
can be supported and enhanced at IBM.
To learn more about the project, read the white paper entitled
"Fostering the Collaborative Creation of Knowledge",
look at John's slide presentation about the project,
and read about the project's goals.
Why is this group called "Knowledge Socialization"? Because of this diagram,
which is often seen in knowledge management talks:
Tacit-to-tacit knowledge transfer, which is usually done without
capturing knowledge to an explicit form, is called socialization. Stories
are one form of tacit-to-tacit knowledge transfer, but we are also
interested in other forms.
For more information, contact us at knowsoc@us.ibm.com.
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