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Change Management Forum Discussions Site Feedback Try out the Open Knowledge Base

2007/11/02 09:25

	AdministratorJulian
1 posts

Try out the Open Knowledge Base (N/A)

Hi,

Has anyone tried out the Open Knowledge Base on this website? If not, please go have a look, as there is a wealth of knowledge, and the potential for growth is huge!

The Open Knowledge Base is exactly what it says, a Knowledge Base that can be accessed by all users. Simply go to "Share" -> "Open Knowledge Base" and click on any of the categories (folder icons) to see the information that is available, for free.

Subscribers can contribute to this knowledge base, so please feel free to share some of your knowledge with the rest of the community. We would obviously like the Open Knowledge base to contain information relevant to change, change management,change facilitation, project management etc. but at the same time we would also like the Open Knowledge base to be a community driven resource, therefore the Open Knowledge base will not be as strictly Moderated as other parts of this website, but the content will be checked from time to time and irrelevant (off topic) content will be removed to ensure that this becomes and stays a valuable resource for the whole community.

Regards

Julian Pereira