Virtual Journeys
Last Updated 12 July 2005
An explanation of the evolution and philosophy of virtual
journeys is available
here.
These resources can be considered as an on-line variant of Steve
Denning's story-telling approach to knowledge
management. The richness of the visual images coupled with links to on-line
resources provides a link to tacit understanding through association.
Denning's own site gives
an extended explanation of story telling.
David Snowden at the Cynefin centre maintained by IBM
offers an alternative view.
| Various tools and technologies for the management
of knowledge can be accessed from here |
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Links to search engines can be accessed from
here |
| Links to articles and journals relevant to B823
can be accessed from here |
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| Links to some African resources and discussion of
the meaning of "knowledge economy" for less developed countries can be found
here |
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Links to corresponding work carried out with
local government and community groups within the United Kingdom can be found
here |
| A visit to the Shenzhen Special Economic Zone in
China allowed direct observation of some aspects of the global management of
brands. Links to a range of issues can be found here |
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A visit to AcME, the OUBS partner in South India,
provided the opportunity to explore transport developments in the fourth
largest city in India and capital of Tamil Nadu state. Links to related issues
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A crossing of the Irish Sea to attend the
2004 Odyssey Group
meeting hosted by the University of Ulster provided an opportunity to document
the contested nature of this space between
nations.
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This page is maintained by
Stephen Little
Head, Centre for
Innovation, Knowledge and Enterprise
Open University Business
School
Milton Keynes, U.K.
s.e.little@open.ac.uk
