"We invented knowledge to fit the medium," Weinberger explained to me over Skype.
And now that the medium has shifted from analog to digital, from paper to the link, from the curator to the audience, from the book to the Internet, we must once again reinvent knowledge to fit our new medium.
We need something to broaden our understanding, to add to our knowledge, to fit Jewish history into world history, to widen our outlook upon others and the outlook of others upon us, to discover not so much what the Jew had done for the Jew as what the Jew has done for the world and the world for the Jew.
Hence, in order to transition into a collaborative community, it is necessary to develop and provide suitable infrastructure, protocols, and knowledge commons tailored to fit the needs of the collaborative community in order to support collaborative relationships among members (Bøllingtoft et al., 2012; Miles et al., 2005; Snow et al. 2011).
Was there a time when management felt little need to address employees' concerns for status and function, to fit "knowledge workers" into established structures of decision making and command, or to achieve effective communication in and among managerial levels?
One participant described the potential for growth afforded by this funding: " by awarding this grant, GCC is truly challenging us to go beyond our skills and acquire the right knowledge and (or) collaborators to fit the integrated innovation model".
Note that in any of the representations mentioned in the cases, different people have different representations because they are selective in attention, represent stimuli in the context of interests and pre-knowledge, and add and delete information to fit a view which is comfortable to them.
Roland Hanna, a versatile jazz pianist whose deft touch, lush harmonies and encyclopedic knowledge enabled him to fit comfortably in a wide range of musical contexts, died on Wednesday in Hackensack, N.J.
The uncertainty and knowledge gap related to the application of such knowledge to future instances of decision making involving that individual are reduced: individual knowledge is supposed to fit very well the application context where it was originally captured.
"In the 1980s men's stores really lost the knowledge of how to fit a man's body and sizing, because the styles were oversized, and the culture became more casual," Ms. Bryant said.
