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The Knowledge Management Connection

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This list will be updated as frequently as possible.

If you’re interested in faceted classification and structural knowledge, you’ll want to visit the following sites from time to time:

Peter Van Dijck’s "Guide to Ease" http://poorbuthappy.com/ease/
Chris Dent's musings on a wide range of topics at http://www.burningchrome.com:8000/~cdent/.
Peter Merholz on faceted classification at http://www.peterme.com/archives/00000063.html
David Gammel’s “High Context” (http://www.highcontext.com) is a weblog about associations and the web. You’ll also want to check out his discussions of faceted classification and “klogs.”

William Trippe, "Taxonomies and Topic Maps: Categorization Steps Forward" in Econtent magazine http://www.econtentmag.net/Magazine/Features/trippe8_01.html. A perspective on categorizing content.
Information Today ("The Newspaper for Users and Producers of Electronic Information Services"). Includes sections Internet Today, Internet Publishing Today, Library Systems Today. This organization purchased KMWorld a couple years ago. http://www.infotoday.com

The Boston Knowledge Management Forum. http://www.kmforum.org Nice people, inexpensive monthly meetings and special events.
KMPro. http://www.kmpro.org
The American Society for Information Science and Technology. (ASIS&T). http://www.asis.org

See also, Resources.

The impact of “managing knowledge” must be more than measurable; it must be predictable.

NOTE: As of December, 2007, this web site will no longer be updated.

Please go to Phil Murray's The Semantic Advantage web site or his Semantic Advantage blog for up-to-date information and opinion from Phil Murray.

Interested in faceted classification of information? Take a look at the Faceted Classification Discussion (FCD) mailing list.