I follow people on Twitter who make interesting observations on knowledge-sharing and know-how. Amongst them are:
- @nickknoco – Nick Milton of Knoco – best knowledge management blogs going. A practical and informed approach.
- @jaCattell – James Cattell, a UK civil servant who is open data-savvy. He knows where all the cool kids hang out – he is one of them. He promotes the Gov.UK approach to communities of practice development framework.
- @GlynRJones – Glyn Jones, a former UK civil servant, who led the team that developed the Knowledge Ecosystem concept. He is passionate about keeping data, information and knowledge all joined up.
- @Euan – Euan Semple on using the social web. A calm voice that inspires confidence in the use of social media.
- @DavidGurteen, Gurteen Knowledge Cafes – He has been organising a global conversation through knowledge cafes and randomised coffee trials over a decade
- @snowded – Dave Snowden of Cognitive-Edge – making sense of complexity. Way over my head but if you are into this stuff, he is the master.
- @Chris_Collison – Chris Collison – author, coach, consultant and Henley Forum. Just about the best facilitator around.
- @dsearls – Doc Searls of The Cluetrain Manifesto “markets are conversations”. A pioneer in this space. He talks about the rise of the individual.
- @M_Heffernan – Margaret Heffernan, author of Wilful Blindness. Her books offer lots of stories of how we miss what is right in front of us.
- @hjarche – Harold Jarche “work is learning & learning is the work” He promotes ‘seek, sense, share’. Looks at what is happening on knowledge management on both sides of the Atlantic.
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