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#27 Diderot’s Enlightenment-Era Knowledge Management - Enlightenment Series I

Human Resources in History · 2025-01-15 · 10 min

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As the 1st of an Enlightenment Series, we talk about the Encyclopédie, a revolutionary knowledge compilation of the Enlightenment and its knowledge management efforts. This article explores the parallels between 18th-century information structuring and today’s organizational knowledge practices. Discover how knowledge identification, organization, and sharing methods from the past can shape modern HR approaches, enhancing employee experience and productivity. Timestamp 00:01:54 The Encyclopédie 00:03:09 Cross references was innovative 00:04:10 HR takeaway 00:05:25 Identify and organize 00:06:47 Store 00:07:31 Disseminate 00:09:13 Wrap up

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