Blog Archives
Five Lessons in Developing and Deploying a Modern Knowledge Portal
Knowledge Portals are some of the most exciting and promising emerging KM solutions. They create new capabilities to deliver a wide range of unstructured content, structured data, and connections to people and resources in the context of user’s work. Over … Continue reading
When a Knowledge Portal Becomes a Learning and Performance Portal
EK’s CEO, Zach Wahl, previously published Knowledge Portals Revisited, a blog that spells out an integrated suite of systems that actually puts users’ needs at the center of a knowledge management solution. We’ve long acknowledged that content may need to … Continue reading
Wahl Keynoting 2023 Midwest KM Symposium
Enterprise Knowledge (EK) CEO Zach Wahl will be delivering the keynote address at the upcoming Midwest KM Symposium hosted by Kent State in Kent, Ohio. This is the ninth year for the event, which gathers KM experts and practitioners from … Continue reading
Knowledge Portal for a Global Investment Firm
The Challenge A major investment firm that manages over 250 billion USD in assets in a variety of industries across the globe engaged Enterprise Knowledge (EK) to fix their siloed information and business practices by designing and implementing a Knowledge … Continue reading
EK Named to KMWorld’s 2023 List of Companies That Matter in Knowledge Management
For the ninth year in a row, Enterprise Knowledge has been named to KMWorld’s list of the 100 Companies That Matter in Knowledge Management. As the world’s largest dedicated Knowledge Management Consulting firm, EK has been recognized for global leadership … Continue reading
Knowledge Management Trends in 2023
As CEO of the world’s largest Knowledge Management consulting company, I am fortunate to possess a unique view of KM trends. For each of the last several years, I’ve written an annual list of these KM trends, and looking back, … Continue reading
Knowledge Portals Revisited
Nearly a quarter-century ago, I began my career in Knowledge Management helping organizations to design and implement portals. At the time, portals were one of the first enterprise knowledge management technologies to hit the market, arising as a reaction to … Continue reading
How the Government Gets KM Wrong
In my nearly quarter century of Knowledge Management consulting, I’ve been pleased to see organizations across the globe mature in their understanding of enterprise KM programs, and I’m proud that EK has had a meaningful impact on this awareness. Increasingly … Continue reading
The Top 5 KM Technologies
Knowledge Management (KM) is more important than ever. The great resignation is creating turnover unlike anything we have ever seen. How do we retain the knowledge of the workers who leave and quickly upskill new workers? This problem is even … Continue reading
Knowledge Management Is More Than SharePoint
I regularly speak with business leaders about Knowledge Management (KM). It is surprising how often I hear executives tell me they have addressed KM in their organization by implementing SharePoint or O365. When I ask how well it is working, … Continue reading