#knowledge-management

#knowledge-management

[without a] central repository for conversations, valuable insights go untapped. Otter enables organizations to realize the full potential of meetings by creating proprietary intellectual property from all conversations and building a comprehensive corporate knowledge base that scales with business growth.

Deta Surf, which is launching in beta today, is both a browser and a research tool that allows you to create notebooks on different topics. You can use AI to get a gist of a certain topic based on your prompt. You'll then get a summary report on a topic in a Notion-styled document, which you can edit. Since the core application is a browser, you can open URLs and surf the web.

Modern digital workspaces have made knowledge management infinitely easier. Whether you're building a personal knowledge base, organizing research, or planning projects, there are a bunch of platforms that can help. Anytype and Notion are tools that help structure, store, and manage information like a second brain. Anytype is a new entrant that stands out through its promise of a fully local, privacy-focused, and offline-first approach to knowledge management. On the other hand, Notion is a platform known for its powerful note-taking capabilities, collaborative features, and rich databases.

Employees will soon have access to a single integrated platform where enterprise knowledge, data, and actions come together. The new capabilities include searching across all of an organization's key data sources, including Workday's own data cloud, as well as Google Drive, SharePoint, and Office365. AI agents can act proactively by anticipating needs, summarizing insights, and providing support for projects. In addition, these agents are enabled to create presentations, documents, dashboards, and even entire learning courses based on existing company data.

Law librarians are knowledge managers. They historically held the keys to information, but AI may soon replace the human knowledge function in this role.

Traditional intranet search engines struggle to keep up with the growing complexity of internal knowledge, with information scattered across tools like Google Drive, Notion, SharePoint, Confluence, Slack, and your project management platform.

Insurance knowledge management is crucial as it ensures that critical know-how does not leave with employees, avoiding service quality degradation and compliance risks.

Glean is an AI-powered enterprise search and knowledge management platform that helps employees quickly find the information they need, no matter where it's stored.