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Hudson Associates Consulting Acquires eKnowledgeCenter

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Abstract: Hudson Associates Consulting, Inc. of Virginia Beach, Virginia, has announced the completion of the purchase of eKnowledgeCenter. eKnowledgeCenter is a major training provider in the field of Knowledge Management, with a successful eLearning Knowledge Management training and certification program that has provided Knowledge Management training to more than 3,000 participants.

Dan Kirsch: Hudson Associates Acquires eKnowledgeCenter. Hudson Associates News, May 5, 2007

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  • boris.jaeger, 6 September 2009 at 14:04

    From the eKnowledgeCenter anouncement on the acquisition

    “…It is anticipated that members of eKnowledgeCenter will be soon be able to take advantage of opportunities and benefits afforded by an ongoing partnership between Hudson Associates and the Knowledge Management Professional Society (KMPro), the world’s largest professional society dedicated to Knowledge Management, and discussions related to that are ongoing between Hudson Associates and KMPro leadership. There also exists continued collaboration opportunities between GKEC and KMCB, providing even greater world-wide recognition for certifications issued by eKnowledgeCenter/GKEC, Hudson Associates and KMPro/KMCB…” (eKnowledgeCenter, May 5, 2007)

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