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2001 2031
We are here.
Reflections and projections.KM over the past 15 years and the next 15 years
Chris Collison, Knowledgeable Ltd@[email protected]
February 25th 2016Henley Business School
Fifteen years ago
Fifteen years ago
KM practices flow at varying rates
KM is influenced by confluence
Just in case
Just enough
Just in time
Just for me
Collaboration
Social Media
Sharing
Knowledge Assets
Learning Culture
Connecting people to content
Communities of Practice
Connecting people
Personal KM
How timeflies…
Life in 2030 – Daily Telegraph
• http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/12065239/Designer-babies-flash-floods-and-AI-running-your-life-what-the-world-could-ook-like-in-2030.html
Life in 2030 – Sony Ericsson Employees
• https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I9L79_xEQ-U
Facebook for Work
Google Glass II
Microsoft Hololens
• https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aThCr0PsyuA
Digital assistants
KM will have fully matured
Seamless virtual words
Everyone is a Knowledge Manager
Machine Learning
Ubiquitous Social
Broadcasting
Vastly improved
search
Greater impact from Open
Data
Technology more proactive
Direct input from the mind
KM resurgence
KM fragmented
Temporary Employment
Organisationsas social
structures
Conversation prized
Face-to-face still most valuable
Still addressing human nature
issues
IP becoming even more
complex
In 2031, you are presenting on the last 30 years of KM.
• Your audience will be predominantly Chinese and Indian executives.
• Some will be using automated translation software.
• Some will be from the prestigious aged care, health and clean tech sectors. Others will be from the lower status (and nationalised) financial services and mining sectors.
• Approximately one third of your audience will not be humans at all but automated note-taking devices personalised to record anything you say that is of interest to their owners.
Oh, and everyone will still be complaining about SharePoint.
Matt Moore
Just in case
Just enough
Just in time
Just for me
Just decided for youJust thought you should know
Just from me
2001 2031
We are here.
Reflection and projections
2031
Organisations will still need to learn from experience and improve.
People will still need to collaborate physically and virtually. It will become more seamless, instinctive and ubiquitous.
Knowledge and expertise will still be prized and retained - increasingly assisted by cognitive computing.
Communities & Networks will continue but change form and label. Technology will transform language barriers.
KM disciplines will still be in the DNA of Knowledge, Learning and Change. KM will be ”unbundled” and lose its label.
Enterprise social media will catch up with personal social media and blend with it. We’ll reminisce about SharePoint!
Content will be continue to be delivered to us, through different channels, including wearable and holographic forms.
What does all this mean for KM itself?
2001 2031
We are here.
What are your reflections and comments?
Chris Collison, Knowledgeable Ltd@[email protected]
February 25th 2016Henley Business School
