It's Knowledge Sharing - not Knowledge Management

Here’s a perfect example of how weblogs can create shared knoweldge:

• John Robb posts to his site about the State of Utah’s CIO asking his employees to start contributing to a K-log.
  
• Mohan Narendran adds a comment to John’s post, pointing him to the Singapore Business Times article interviewing Robert Buckman of Buckman Labs.
  
• Rajesh Jain sees the comment, adds a pointer to the article.
  
• John sees Rajesh’s post, and adds a post of his own.
  
• The knowledge spreads.

Interestingly, I wrote about Buckman Labs back in April. For those who are interested, here’s a snippet:

Speaking of Buckman Labs, look what a Google search turned up: Buckman’s website devoted to KM titled “Knowledge Nurture“ – which includes a wealth of articles about Buckman’s KM efforts (like this case study in DestinationCRM).