"Insightful and masterful, based on many years of experience and observation. A road map and a 'must-read' for KM practitioners, especially those in government service. A tour de force in articulating the many issues, challenges, and solutions surrounding the implementation of KM initiatives." - Michael Stankosky, D.Sc., Lead Professor, Knowledge Management, The George Washington University.
Stealth KM presents an innovative way to drive successful knowledge management initiatives in the public sector. Niall Sinclair, a well-known, former high-level official in the Canadian Government, proposes a technique that has been proven to work in his own governmental area of 20,000 employees, and that enables executives and professionals, especially those in government and public institutions, to implement KM programs successfully.
Video: KM is like herding cats
In 2001 the large System Integrator company EDS made a very funny commercial which showed a group of Cowboys Herding cats. (1 mins)
If you are interested in Knowledge Management, the
Knowledge Café
or the role of conversation in organizational life then you my be interested in this online book I am writing on
Conversational Leadership
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"Insightful and masterful, based on many years of experience and observation. A road map and a 'must-read' for KM practitioners, especially those in government service. A tour de force in articulating the many issues, challenges, and solutions surrounding the implementation of KM initiatives." - Michael Stankosky, D.Sc., Lead Professor, Knowledge Management, The George Washington University.
Stealth KM (Mar 2006) by Niall Sinclair 
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