events category archives

The April 2008 Meeting of KM Chicago will focus on knowledge-centered support (KCS) with a discussion by Tom Melzl of InQuira.

If you haven't decided on what you are doing at the beginning of May, you might want to consider the upcoming KM conference from APQC in May 1-2 in Chicago. Sadly, I won't be there.

APQC is offering a series on Web 2.0 for KM that will inclue a number of phone calls and virutal site visits to discover how leading companies are using Web 2.0 in pursuit of knowledge management.

The February 2008 Meeting of KM Chicago will cover the perennially-favorite KM topic of expertise location.

Luis Suarez and a boatload of others are contemplating a Next Generation Knowledge Sharing & Learning Online Conference Event - In Spring 2008?

Conference news is in the air. ASIS&T will have another International Conference on Knowledge Management in October 2008 in Columbus, OH.

The Association of Knowledgework is moving into a new phase of existence and is gonig to start with cafés held around the world. Here is one in Phoenix that is open to anyone interested in reshaping AOK as a Future Center.

Barry Hardy is thinking about "Productivity Gains enabled by ICT and KM Support Systems" because he's organizing another InnovationWell event in Philadelphia on 15-16 October.

The KM Chicago: October 9 Meeting will host Dale Stanley of Genentech, discussing "The Seven Habits of Highly Effective KM (with apologies to Stephen Covey)."

Cynthia Lesky will be the featured speaker at the KM Chicago Sept 11 meeting, where she will focus on secondary information in knowledge management.

Advances in Information, Communications and Knowledge Management Support Systems for R&D will be held outside Philadelphia on 15-16 October 2007. It's got interesting content AND will be a knowledge cafe format.

I'll be at BlogHer '07 this weekend, and I know there are several people that I want to meet face-to-face. And I am sure there are more that will be a pleasure to meet this weekend.

The speaker, Chris Fletcher, is responsible for Knowledge Management in the Asia Pacific region for the consulting practice of Deloitte.

Starting today, I am sitting in the STAR Series seat at the Association of Knowledge Work. Topic: KM in Academia.

On June 13th, I'll be one of three people participating on a panel discussion on the relationship between HPT, KM and OD. The session is being run by CISPI.