Accessible Knowledge
There was a post over at one of my favourite sites Codeproject yesterday asking if anyone was into podcasts, to which I replayed yes. If you don’t know what podcasts they are quite simply small radio shows that you can download and play on your MP3 player, iPod, PC or any other device capable of …
In today’s fast-paced world, we are exposed to a plethora of information on a daily basis. As a result, it’s vital to have an effective system for managing knowledge that enables individuals to find information easily, recall it when necessary, and apply it to their work or life in the most effective way. This process …
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I did my usual weekend house chores which gives me the opportunity to listen to Podcasts, which is something I relish. I want to recommend a great interview that Michael D. Pollock of Solostream Webstudio did with Stephen Shapiro about his book and web site Goal-Free Living. Stephen talks about how many successful people he’s interviewed don’t …
Ontology is Overrated is a PodCast I recommend you listen to if you are interested in finding out more about organizing information and why using categories or hierarchical trees is flawed
I’ve just finished listening to a G’Day World Podcast with Dan Bricklin. I can’t tell you much I enjoyed listening to Dan being interviewed. The interview covers a lot of ground, starting from the time he wrote VisiCalc right through to what he is doing today.
Public Relations companies control much of what we read in the main stream press and people are looking for alternative ways to get information. Blogging is one.