He explained, "Hence, as far as I know, this is also the first taxonomy book that combines a practical guide to taxonomy development with a broader explanation of how taxonomy work contributes to knowledge management in a variety of ways."
His weblog, Green Chameleon, has several categories related to knowledge management and to taxonomy which provide various insights. This one on Folksonomies and Rich Serendipity argues for the value of people as "knowledge aggregators". This is a very thoughtful piece that was later included in Lambe's book.
Patrick Lambe is a principal with Straits Knowledge, a consulting firm for information and knowledge management based in Singapore.
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Thanks for the reference Gwen - I'm also interested in picking up feedback from people who've read and used the book!
A very interesting book, thanks for featuring it here.....
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