To correct a misperception regarding knowledge management, KM hasn't gone away as many have put forth in this thread. KM is alive and well in the library services sector, most especially in special libraries (corporate, commercial, institutional). Just because there isn't much discussion about KM in RIM circles doesn't mean that it isn't an embedded specialization in other information arenas, and, as such, KM properly falls under the information governance umbrella, alongside RIM.
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I agree with much that Larry Medina has to say on this topic. I believe that things like knowledge management and its ilk went away because they were largely marketing slogans developed by vendors and consultants seeking to move inventory. These things rise and fall when the promises of the market do not match the results achieved by the corporation. I think that given everything a compliance title is one less likely to fade away.
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