Can K-Logs Improve Corporate Integrity. Jim McGee on whether or not the process of klogging could expose fundamental problems in business before thay become Enron-like disasters, and whether this quality makes it more or less likely they will take root. [Blunt Force Trauma]
» Is an excellent piece.
I particularly like the idea of the k-log as a barometer of corporate culture. The absence of k-logging could mean many things, however I would take the presence of a healthy k-logging culture to be an excellent sign. [Curiouser and curiouser!]
