“If you pluck an isolated sentence from a book, it will likely lose some or all of its meaning—i.e., if you show it out of context to someone else, they will likely miss some or all of its intended significance. Thus, much of the meaning of a represented piece of information derives from the context in which the information is encoded and decoded.”—Douglas Lenat



In this Connected World, Ideas are cheap. You do a google search, Tada!! You would find free brilliant insights. Yet Ideas are like sentences in a book. Talent alone binds these ideas and provides a coherent Context to the Knowledge Enterprise. The first step towards instrumenting Management 2.0, is welcoming and nurturing Talent rather than playing the banal paean of Teams.