Forty years old — and finally ready
This year the knowledge management discipline turns forty, if we count from the year Karl Martin Wiig first coined the term. By now the field is like a very knowledgeable, experienced adult — but one who never had the luck of a truly comprehensive, flexible tool to actually practise it. Managing knowledge is an almost unhumanly complex process: tacit and distributed, full of subtle nuance, ambiguity, and meaning hidden between the lines.