Peter J Bury

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Discussions started by Peter J Bury (2)

• 13 May 2010: Social Network Platform comparison - alternatives to Ning
• 3 March 2010: Knowledge Translation

Discussions contributed by Peter J Bury (25)

• 30 March 2020: KM and Coronavirus
• 6 March 2015: Learning from experiences: Its limits? Its future relevance?
• 17 January 2014: Pathways to involvement and leadership in KM4Dev
• 17 December 2013: What does the term "landscape of practices" evoke for you in your own KM4Dev work?
• 21 May 2010: Interactive Mapping
• 20 May 2010: Enterprise 2.0 platforms - case studies
• 13 May 2010: Social Network Platform comparison - alternatives to Ning
• 14 March 2010: Social profiles, expert localisation, who's who tools
• 3 March 2010: Knowledge Translation
• 3 March 2010: Classification of KM subjects and subcategories
• 23 February 2010: Conference Impact analysis
• 18 February 2010: KM Certification
• 1 February 2010: DIKW (Data - Information - Knowledge - Wisdom) Model
• 15 January 2010: Monitoring and Evaluation in the non-profit sector
• 6 January 2010: Intranet and file sharing tools for low bandwidth
• 2 December 2009: Contact and database management systems
• 20 October 2009: Institutional Memory and KM
• 11 October 2009: The value and impact of Knowledge Sharing and collaboration
• 9 October 2009: Looking for Case Studies on KM
• 19 March 2009: Symbols, cartoons and animations to represent Knowledge Management concepts
• 4 March 2009: KS Award: Recognizing good KS behaviour
• 4 March 2009: Web design for low connectivity
• 18 February 2009: Monitoring Impacts of Project reports and other written outputs
• 18 February 2009: Experience with Net-Map Network Mapping method
• 30 January 2009: Sharing Lessons and Worst Practices

Living off and online in Zola Predosa, Emilia-Romagna, Italy since 2006 together with Lucia busy exporting Italy's luxury goods. My two daughters live in Amsterdam, I consider myself a true cosmopolitan European of Swiss and Dutch (really a mix of Belgium and German) origins. I roamed the tropics for 15 years with my first wife Mariella and daughters, before settling into the Water Sanitation and Hygiene sector in 1996 at IRC International Water and Sanitation Centre, The Hague. Since 2002 I do this part-time from Italy. I joint KM4Dev somewhere around 2004 and its core-group around 2007. Other activities involve estate management and managing my mother's life; presiding and sitting in boards of Slow Food; the Associazione Culturale Italia - Olanda - Fiandre in Bologna and; the Circolo Svizzero Bologna. I'm intrigued by social communication and how doing this brakes or makes interaction among humans on this increasingly small global village.