Young enough to know everything, old enough to know better.
Ignorance = Death Last year, I wrote about a lack of KM in the medical industry.https://cohenovate.com/2013/12/30/knowledge-management-and-healthcare/ It was a sad commentary then and it is even more frightening now. Some of you may be aware that errors in healthcare account for a significant number of deaths in America. In 2010, the Office of Inspector …
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I met Arden (aka Spook) in the late 1990's after I was lucky enough to get a job at a little internet startup company called ExisNet. I was troubled by some of life's lessons and I was looking for myself. Spook was one of the supervisors at ExisNet, he was a Marine (retired) …
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Paying Folks to Learn and Leave It is easy to talk about statistics and point out numbers associated with employee turnover. It isn't easy for organizations to quantify what the turn over actually is costing. Human resource information systems exist that can provide some numbers but those are numbers are essentially an average range. …
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Chances are if you go to the doctor you will have a short conversation, a quick check up and some blood work. When your results come back your doctor will call you in to discuss your findings. If your doctor practices medicine as a modern practitioner and there are any problems found they will look …
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The Cohenization Project 