Lucas McDonnell has revised his pieces of knowledge management into five larger buckets: Issues, Processes & Methods, Related Skills & Disciplines, Technology, and People:
It’s a good thing to cluster these topics, ideas and concepts into broad categories, and this new visualization can easily serve as a starting point for deeper discussions. Now, when discussing social software related issues in the realm of knowledge management you’ll have to explore and examine all five categories, it makes small sense to prioritize or sequentialize them a priori, but the actual pilot projects must of course place its implementation efforts (and bets) on parts of this “opportunity space”.