KM 3.0: This time it's personal

Most people have just started to understand KM 2.0, but it was already a hot topic back in the old days (2007). It has not been very successful so far, and I believe the main reason is that it doesn't solve the real problem with knowledge management.

Here is a simple overview of the differences between KM 1.0 and KM 2.0 by Mixotricha based on a presentation by David Gurteen. I have added KM 3.0.

KM 1.0	KM 2.0	KM 3.0
techno-centric	people-centric	productivity-centric
command and control	social	practical
centralised monolithic systems	decentralised ecosystems	personal and decentralised systems
email, newsletters, databases	social tools (blogs, wikis, IM’s)	personal, social, practical
KM is extra work	KM is part of my work	KM is helping me do my work
IT select the tools	I select my tools	We select our tools (IT + I together)

It's time to move on to KM 3.0, and finally solve the real problem.