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As we approach our Christmas shutdown at work and start our major projects, my colleagues and I are often asked if there is anything we don't know that could go wrong .... so I thought I would share Donald Rumsfeld quote cool

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  • Whilst Rumsfeld is given the credit, the quote is correctly attributable to Robert Buckman of Buckman Labs  (for example, see www.kmworld.com/Conference/Speakers/Robert-Buckman.aspx), who first coined the term around May 2000. He presented at the same conference as that other guru of knowledge management, Dave Snowden.

    ​Rumsfeld was simply intelligent enough to recognise something that is "simply brilliant".


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  • Whilst Rumsfeld is given the credit, the quote is correctly attributable to Robert Buckman of Buckman Labs  (for example, see www.kmworld.com/Conference/Speakers/Robert-Buckman.aspx), who first coined the term around May 2000. He presented at the same conference as that other guru of knowledge management, Dave Snowden.

    ​Rumsfeld was simply intelligent enough to recognise something that is "simply brilliant".


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