So what might a future knowledge manager spend their time doing? Primarily, coaching individual knowledge workers to become effective personal knowledge managers and online collaborators. Secondarily, creating systems that facilitate collaboration and allow passive sharing of the results of these individual personal KM efforts. This mission critical approach puts knowledge management where it belongs — on the front lines and in the hands of the the knowledge workers who can use the information shared to strengthen networks and produce revenue.
- V Mary Abraham
Have you tried to kill all existing firefox processes via the task manager?
- Daniel J. Pritchett
Thanks, Daniel. I usually have one instance of Firefox running constantly in the background, but that has never been a problem before. (True confessions: I'm using a mac and haven't been introduced to the task manager yet. (I know where it is on my old Windows machine...) I'll have to go hunting for it.)
- V Mary Abraham
I'm still waiting for an introduction to the Mac task manager, but in the meantime I closed down all instances of Firefox. That seems to have done the trick. Thanks, Daniel!
- V Mary Abraham
I didn't realize you were on a mac - I guess I got lucky with my suggestion. It's not uncommon for me to have "hidden" firefox.exe processes loaded in Windows that cause me all manner of FF problems, solvable only by termination. The good news is that I have been using Chrome as my primary browser since its release.
- Daniel J. Pritchett
from IM
@lehawes NOW I understand why folks work for themselves! Enjoy the sunshine!