Digital Knowledge Management for Individuals and Teams
summary
Argues that building a searchable personal graph beats folders and passive note piles, and demonstrates a working workflow: use Logseq (local Markdown files or PWA) to keep a daily devlog, convert blocks into flashcards and tasks, embed PDFs and YouTube timestamps, and link concepts so notes “find” each other; organizes notes with PARA and CODE (capture, organize, distill, express); cites surprising scale — ~34 GB/day or 174 newspapers/day and employees spend ~25% of time searching — and shows a sharable team graph published via GitHub action.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Digital knowledge management intro
- 1:05What is PKM
- 5:40Role of knowledge workers
- 12:31History of KM tools
- 14:21Modern PKM tools
- 16:49Logseq introduction
- 29:28Daily devlog steps
- 34:01Building a second brain
- 41:07Team knowledge workflows
- 42:10Q&A
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