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26 August 2019

Why the concept of “valuing” knowledge and information can be misleading

Knowledge Auditing

Here’s a short piece I wrote for Real KM Magazine on the issues with using the metaphor of “value” for knowledge and information. With thanks to Stephen Bounds for his editorial inputs.

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