Sunday, December 28, 2008
Knowledge Tools are Free
Wednesday, December 24, 2008
Knowledge-Power;Ignorance - Bliss
Saturday, December 20, 2008
The Meaning of Knowledge
Friday, December 19, 2008
KM and Work-Life Balance
Tuesday, December 16, 2008
People's Knowledge - Can we afford to retrench?
Saturday, December 13, 2008
Turning Upside Down
If I say that we can live by turning down twice the word 'live' itself, will it be surprising to you. As I was introspecting to find “How to live in a meaningful way”, it just occurred to me to look at the word “LIVE” itself. If we turn “EVIL” upside down, it becomes “LIVE”. The “EVIL” signifies 'Ego's Victory (in believing) “I Like”'. If we can turn upside down this fundamental concept of evil, and can feel for the universal divine spirits, there you can live and live in a meaningful way.
Thursday, December 11, 2008
CKO Humour Series
Wednesday, December 10, 2008
Common Sense Innovation
Are you overawed by the innovative capabilities of giants like General Electric, IBM and Microsoft ? Here is a story of an unknown and non entity poor and common citizen.
She is a poor woman who had lost the breadwinner of the family. All she had were two children to look after and a dilapidated hut as a home, near the Nasik city. She was wondering what will she do for a livelihood as the only asset seemed to be the uncontrolled growth of grass in the backyard and the two goats that she reared during better times. The only solace seemed to be the prayers she offered regularly in the nearby famous Shiva Temple. As she prayed and prayed, suddenly an innovative idea struck her. Almost all the pilgrims coming to the temple seemed to wanting to perform some pious acts. She returned to her hut with that idea. Early morning she woke up and cut and tied the grass in the backyard into small bundles. Off she went to the temple, with the grass bundles in her head and the two goats guided by her.
At the temple, it was a simple affair to coax the pilgrims to offer some grass to the goats as a pious act to please the Gods; for a small fees of course – five rupees each. The business picked up nicely. This innovative idea has been now picked up by many of her neighbours.
Who says innovation can emanate only from well trained corporate minds ? It can also spark from common sense of the common citizen.
Tuesday, December 9, 2008
Silence - The Fastest Communicator
When we talk to people in different languages, that communication travels at the speed of sound through the medium of air. The interpretation of such words also is subject to the speed of communication which is relatively slow.
When we are silent, the real communication takes place through thought waves which are at the speed of light through the medium of ether. Being enormously faster than the sound, the reception and interpretation of such communication can also be quite fast.
No doubt, silence can be practised as the best and fastest form of communication. Only that you have to master the mind that creates the thoughts and control the medium that is the ever pervading cosmos.
Sunday, December 7, 2008
KM Rogi-Bhogi-Yogi
Friday, December 5, 2008
Formation of the Happy Mood
Thursday, December 4, 2008
Stay Managing to Survive
Tuesday, December 2, 2008
Flip Side of Web 2.0 ?
I read this recent news item that a person pre-announced his desire to commit suicide on a particular date/time through internet web2.0 and all the cyberspace participants who connected to his site at the instance were not only witness to the gruesome event of his consuming sleeping tablets but also active cheerers to encourage the act.
Recently in the Mumbai terror incident, it has been widely believed that the terrorists used the satellite feeds of the live TV channels and the internet medium to keep track of the movements of the law and order authorities to perpetrate their evil acts with precision and control.
KM tools like Web2.0 have now to innovate to avoid such evil uses while expanding their reach for the benefit of more and more users.

