With software algorithms now taking on knowledge work, we're coming to find that our most subtle intellectual skills also remain beyond the reach of programmers.
In this sense, plan and project become resistance instruments to forms of notional and strictly monodisciplinary knowledge and take on a relational meaning and an exploratory/operative one.
Another challenge that the K* Initiative has taken on is knowledge brokers' struggle to find the tools they need to do the job.
A manager who understands the way that he or she learns best finds it easier to take on new information and knowledge, at a deeper level and at a faster rate.
The aim of the contract is to promote a flexible workforce, where employers would be more willing to take on staff in the knowledge they would not be bogged down with future employment claims.
So he coined the term multiversity: an institution willing to take on any assignments related to knowledge, no matter how remote the association.
Peppered among the everyday incidents are telling moments which, with the knowledge of impending disaster, take on a different hue.
In this country sun dogs could suddenly appear and run with the sun, mock it, speak to it of things unseen, things that claimed a special knowledge, that could take on the sun's very light". Of course, these sun dogs represent (as the dust jacket too helpfully informs us) the continued haunting presence of the P.O.W. experience and the dead ex-wife.
"And one of the responsibilities we take on is making sure that the knowledge that it gained globally is migrated to New York City sectors in a coherent, quick fashion".
But it may not be obvious that reflective knowledge can take on this important role.
This dominant partner is the only partner to have the right to take on new partners, although the knowledge of current partners and their acceptance is considered a key factor to the marriage covenant.
