Dear Ninez, this RFP might be of interest to a couple of KMers I know, that have their own company. I will share the message with them :-) Thanks for letting us know. All the best, Ginetta -- Ginetta

Dear Ninez, My firm has done substantial work in counterfeits detection and IP protection on behalf of global consumer goods and pharmaceutical companies. We’d be honored to respond to any RFP

Dear Ninez Piezas-Jerbi, The KM Institute, with its stable of international KM Consultants and Facilitators, would be quite interested in responding to World Trade Organization (WTO) RFPs in the KM

Dear colleagues, So sorry for this late and possibly double sharing. My organization, the World Trade Organization (WTO) is currently launching a Request for Proposal to create a roster of KM firms

Knoco Ltd has conducted a global survey of Knowledge management every three years, starting in April 2014, with the latest in May 2020. https://www.knoco.com/knowledge-management-survey.htm

Stan, APQC conducted a survey in 2019. The survey included 400 KM executives and practitioners. For what its worth:

I reached out to a Teams and GDPR expert, Martina Grom from Atwork (atwork (atwork-it.com) Here is what she said: I can only answer from my customers perspective and there was not a big issue as it

I dont know about anyone else but I am seeing alot of jobs for Knowledge Managers for law firms in the last two weeks. Some are for DoD the rest of the industries are wide

I received this question. Can anyone respond? Thanks. >Do you know of any studies about market or employment trends in KM or for KM workers? I’ve seen a few but they’re always the ones from the

Having worked in the public sector (and quasi-public sector) including building a KM program, I'd suggest that KM tools / systems aren't different there. They are related to the nature of the business

Paul, Congratulations on the success of your KM program. I like that the emphasis is based on a business strategy and the alignment of the KM program to the business needs that supports that

I mentioned this a long time ago, but I'll say it again for those who might have joined since. Over the space of 16 years we saw virtually every (Canadian) government approach to KM, literally

Hi Bit – I did not realize you were on this list. Good thing I did not embellish your comments. :-). (The KM community is small and I might have assumed you followed this group) I think it

Oh and one more: Inter-American Development Bank From: Chris Collison <chris.collison@...> Date: Monday, 2 August 2021 at 13:06 To: "main@SIKM.groups.io" <main@SIKM.groups.io> Subject: Re: [SIKM]

Three which spring to mind are: Arup International Olympic Committee UNICEF Each of them excellent in their own rights – strategic, holistic, innovative and impactful. Cheers, Chris

John, One of my students last year worked for the IRS where she was a KM project manager. Everything she shared with me about their program was good and I was impressed by the cultural aspects she

Stan The IRS and NASA have an exceptional KM programs. John Antill M.S. KM MCKM, CKS IA KT Kent State MS KM Advisory Board Member 256-541-1229

I recently received this question: Which organizations are truly exceptional in practicing knowledge management? How would you respond? Thanks.

I am also finishing a podcast with Seth where we talk about the book and Taxonomy/Ontology/AI. If interested, we can push it to this group. It is a great discussion about how you get support in your

On Thu, Jul 29, 2021 at 12:47 AM, Wendwesen Endale wrote: >We appreciate it if anyone recommends resources and links to any public institutions' knowledge management systems. Wendwesen, these Google