Dear SIKM Community, trust this message finds you well! This is my first direct post here and I hope you find it appealing. KM4Dev (a global KM community focused on the dev sector) has organized a

Hi David, Different people talk about knowledge management and aspects of it in different ways. The Standard aims to bring some common way of understanding, identifying and measuring whether an

Santhosh - > > We need a common language > What is meant by this term, “common language?” - DavidE

For more on the ISO KM Standard, see the previous threads tagged with #iso-km-standard and these Profiles in Knowledge: Patricia Eng Paul Corney Chris Collison Nick Milton

I guess Nick has covered most of the points. I can add a few points regarding ICEE and something I believe in ; Currently, ICEE is the first organization to provide certification on ISO KM standard,

ISO 3040:2018 is a Type A MSS (management system standard) so it is written in such a way that it can be audited and certified against, if you so wish. It is therefore different from a Type B MSS,

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I quote: " As far as I am aware, ISO 30401 is not subject to certification"

Eli That is not Louis-Pierre's question. His question is how one certifies as an auditor through [for example] ICEE. Brett

Louis-Pierre, See for example https://bit.ly/30u7NvV Eli

Dear Santhosh , Could you tell us more about the "accreditation as ISO 30401 KMS Auditor certificate from ICE" you have received. As far as I am aware, ISO 30401 is not subject to certification (no

Santhosh, You may want to reach out to @Patricia Eng as well. Regards, Cindy

Greetings to the KM community, I had started a poll on ISO 30401 KMS visibility and applicability in organisations few days back on my linkedin. I am trying to extend the survey in every possible

I would definitely agree with your suggestion, Sam! Conversation and sharing information would be a much more natural process to build from organically and could allow for growth and insight across

Thank you Stan and Dan, for sharing your insights and experience. Drawing on my own experience working at global organizations, I feel that companies usually approach KM as building a library, and it

Thank you so much for that valuable perspective, Dan. It does seem like a long and yet rewarding journey. I've often observed that handing out an intuitive and easy-to-deploy tool might be a game

Thanks for the shout-out Rachad. Nirmala - with the rich replies from Bill, Rachad, and Stephen you have a nice set of ideas. What I have found interesting over the years is that not all leaders

Hi Sam - welcome to the group. Your questions are highly relevant when building a collaboration culture based on problem solving and re-use. Stan's replies are excellent - let me build on them.

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