jack@his.com (jack hirschfeld) asks:
>...what can we do to establish structures for capturing this knowledge to
>make it useful?
In a recent post, I mentioned summarizing the discussions on "Danger in
the Comfort Zone" from an electronic discussion list. This was a major
work. I believe we need to ascribe the value add that is attributed to
organization. Look at the emergence of search engines on the internet, for
example.
>... By the nature of things, consultants and
>practitioners often find themselves treading the leading edge, but the
>"community" has to wait for the best-selling book, the marketing brochure,
>or the self-trumpeting magazine article to find out what has been learned
>there.
I think the discussion here does not hold back ideas and sharing of
thinking. Again, the organization of ther thinking into a book is where
the vaule is added. If we all become disciples of LO in our consulting
practices, this will contribute its own value in return for the efforts of
all here?
FWIW...IMHO....Keith
--Keith Cowan <72212.51@CompuServe.COM>
Learning-org -- An Internet Dialog on Learning Organizations For info: <rkarash@karash.com> -or- <http://world.std.com/~lo/>