The Walking Dead

http://www.greenchameleon.com/gc/blog_detail/dead_km_walking/

Above is a link to a blog that is in response to the pod cast with Larry Prusak, Dave Snowden and Patrick Lambe regarding Knowledge Management. The video in general is a discussion that argues that knowledge management is dying/ already dead and the topic is merely just lingering around like the walking dead. The blog references the pod cast and comments on the different concepts that are gone over in the pod cast.  

Knowledge Sharing Software

http://www.knexa.com/why-knexa.shtml

Above is a link to the website of Knexa which is a knowledge sharing software vendor that develops and supports Tribute. This software came out in 2005 and claims to be the world leader in Knowledge Management Software and Thought Leadership. This is marketed to upper management as it claims to assist with decisions made by higher levels of management.

KM in times of social media

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qnfYzKiW50Q&feature=related

Above is a link to a video that takes the original processes outlined by Nonaka and Takeuchi and how they relate to social media and using web 2.0, blogs and wiki's. The proprietor of the video illustrates what he is talking about in terms of KM.

KM is Dead?

http://www.cmswire.com/cms/social-business/knowledge-management-in-2012-probably-dead-014352.php

 Above is a link to an article written by Roan Yong who states that Knowledge Management is dying and will likely not make it to the end of 2012. His reasoning behind such a drastic statement is that Knowledge Management is so broadly defined as a term and that it attempts to accomplish far more than it can handle. He mentions that this concept will be replaced with "Social Business" which, from what it seems, is also very loosely defined.