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Re: 2023 Midwest KM Symposium #call-for #conferences

This event will be held three weeks from today. If you have been thinking about attending, now is a good time to register and book your hotel room. Symposium Site Updated ProgramNews releases on the

By Stan Garfield · #11104 ·

Re: A short history of Knowledge Management #KM101 #state-of-KM #art-of-KM

I’ll add another shout-out for Joel Mokyr’s insightful work. HisCulture of Growth was especially helpful to me in understanding the epistemic antecedents of our modern economy:

By Tim Powell · #11103 ·

Job openings #jobs

We currently have two openings for mid-level knowledge architects at Erie Insurance in Erie, PA. (We have leeway to consider applicants who have below or above mid-level experience as well.) Our jobs

By Ann Haibach · #11102 ·

Re: KM Job Opportunity #jobs

Hi Michelle, I am interested in this position but I am based in the UK, would you think they may be considering abroad applicants? Regards Noushin Jedi -- Regards, Noushin Jedi

By Noushin Jedi · #11101 ·

Re: KM in research and technology centers #question

The MITRE corporation

By Robert Armacost · #11100 ·

KM Job Opportunity #jobs

I am sharing a posting for a Knowledge Specialist role at Mercer, my prior colleague is the hiring manager. Happy to help connect anyone looking for this great opportunity. See attached posting

By Michelle Pike · #11099 ·

Re: KM in research and technology centers #question

Heck with Tone Ringstad, Business Intelligence Norway. Or Knowledge4All in Dubai tis 23 maj 2023 kl. 13:09 skrev Jorge Martinez <jaldanondo@...>:

By Leif Edvinsson · #11098 ·

KM in research and technology centers #question

Hi, KM colleagues, Is anyone in this community aware of any research centers (basic and applied research) or technology centers around the world that are recognized for their knowledge management

By Jorge Martinez · #11097 ·

Re: Viva Topics Implementation/Adoption stories in Professional Services #SharePoint #taxonomy

My IT counterpart and myself are very interested in Viva Topics and hope we can do the same as you soon! We also use the Microsoft suite, so until we are able to get buy in for Viva Topics, we are

By Maggie Starkey · #11096 ·

Viva Topics Implementation/Adoption stories in Professional Services #SharePoint #taxonomy

Hello, I am starting up a central KM function at a small but rapidly growing Danish consulting firm. I am wondering if there are any members that have successfully rolled out Viva Topics in a similar

By Dawn Brushammar · #11095 ·

Re: Need Help Establishing a Knowledge Management Office (KMO) #adoption #strategy #governance

Hi Eric, If you're not already having a look at APQC's KM resources, I encourage you to check out their publicly available resources (they have member-only content, but their public resources are also

By Brittany Persinger · #11094 ·

Re: Need Help Establishing a Knowledge Management Office (KMO) #adoption #strategy #governance

I am very happy to hear that you are establishing KM office. At present, we need more such news across countries with passion for KM and strategies to expand KM teams. In my observation, last few

By Santhosh Shekar · #11093 ·

Re: A short history of Knowledge Management #KM101 #state-of-KM #art-of-KM

Martin, Thank you so much. What interesting times again for KM! Best, Kent

By Kent Greenes · #11092 ·

Re: A short history of Knowledge Management #KM101 #state-of-KM #art-of-KM

Kent, you have been a major source of inspiration too. Everything I did when I started my KM journey was an attempt to copy what you had done. Martin -- Rgds _Martin R. Dugage

By Martin Dugage · #11091 ·

Re: A short history of Knowledge Management #KM101 #state-of-KM #art-of-KM

Sorry for me late reply to respond to the question on a short history of knowledge. Please e read or listen to Simon Winchester book Knowing, what we know: the transmission of knowledge (2023). Amazon

By Daan Boom · #11090 ·

Re: Need Help Establishing a Knowledge Management Office (KMO) #adoption #strategy #governance

Hello Erik, If I may contribute my 2 cents worth, your challenge sounds familiar to me. Hopefully the trust that you've built with all your colleagues in your 10 years of KM advocacy will facilitate

By Ninez Piezas-Jerbi · #11089 ·

Re: Need Help Establishing a Knowledge Management Office (KMO) #adoption #strategy #governance

Hi Eric, At the risk of "piling on", I agree with Stan and Matthew. Although we had a Supply Chain Knowledge Management group at Johnson & Johnson, we were very small - at times there were only 2 of

By Linda Lavelle · #11088 ·

Re: A short history of Knowledge Management #KM101 #state-of-KM #art-of-KM

I recall Arian Ward saying, “If you only had a dollar to spend, spend it on people” … this has been my mantra since the beginning and has kept me focused since 1995 on what’s important in this

By Kent Greenes · #11087 ·

Re: A short history of Knowledge Management #KM101 #state-of-KM #art-of-KM

I think someone needs to do the research :-). KM is a subset of IT in many organisations but with varying degrees of independence Its gone through several cycles of being abandoned and then started

By Dave Snowden · #11086 ·

Re: A short history of Knowledge Management #KM101 #state-of-KM #art-of-KM

some clarifications on what I meant, I never meant to say IT absorbed KM, my interpretation of absorption was that the suborganizations that created and used knowledge absorbed KM into their basic

By Murray Jennex · #11085 ·

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