Aslib – The Association for Information Management*

Open / On-site / One-to-one Workshops

• Collaborative and Knowledge Creation Tools
• Knowledge Harvesting, Transfer and Retention
• Practical Knowledge Management for Information Professionals
• Building and Deploying a Corporate Taxonomy
• Implementing Knowledge Management Initiatives
• Knowledge Architecture: An Exploratory Workshop
• Organising Digital Information and Knowledge
• Information Architecture
• Knowledge Management
• Enterprise Information Architecture: an introduction
• Knowledge Management Forum
• Knowledge Mapping…the Next Step
• Knowledge Organisation for Knowledge Management
• Knowledgeware on Trial

Special Interest Groups

• Aslib Knowledge and Information Management Network (KIMNET) ¹⁾

Meetings

• Aslib Knowledge and Information Management Network: Bi-monthly open meetings on aspects of KM (Knowledge Management) or IM (Information Management)
  • Sept 2006: From fire-fighting to organisational problem-solving
    Dr John Paul Kawalek, ThinkTank International
  • July 2006: Knowledge Management under pressure
    Peter Griffiths, Head of Information Services, Home Office
  • May 2006: Knowledge Management in complex project environments
    Charles Egbu, Glasgow Caledonian University, Scotland
  • March 2006: Knowledge Management and new ways of working
    Leela Damodaran, Professor, Loughborough University
  • Jan 2006: The limits of Knowledge Management
    Harry Scarbrough, Professor, Warwick Business School
  • Nov 2005: Delivering real value from IM & KM: gaining and sustaining senior management support
    Stuart Ward, Forward Consulting
  • Sept 2005: Practical experience of implementing KM in changing times
    Linda Wishart, Department of Health
  • July 2005: Information and knowledge architecture – the essential blueprint
    Bob Bater, Infoplex Associates
  • May 2005: Making space for knowledge Angela Dove, A Dove Consulting
  • March 2005: Weaving knowledge into the organisational fabric
    Chris Collison, Centrica
  • Jan 2005: Preservation and re-use of knowledge
    Robert Workman, BNFL
  • Nov 2004: Developing a world class knowledge resource: the British Library in the 21st century
    Jean Naylor, British Library
  • Sept 2004: Open up! Meeting the challenge of the Freedom of Information Act
    Colin Crooks, Department for Education and Science
  • July 2004: Knowledge Management: Where now? Where next?
    David Skyrme, David Skyrme Associates Ltd
  • May 2004: Classification and taxonomies within BBC New Media
    Martin Belam, BBC
  • March 2004: Developing category lists
    Danny Budzak, BeingDigital
  • Jan 2004: Turning knowledge into a commercial proposition
    Frank Nigriello, Unipart
  • Dec 2003: The Knowledge Café
    David Gurteen, Knowledge Consultant, Gurteen Knowledge
  • Oct 2003: The Knowledge Network – joined up government in action
    Chris Hancock, KM Director, Office of the e-Envoy
  • July 2003: Practical, living taxonomies Derek Sturdy, Managing Director, Granite and Comfrey
  • May 2003: Communities and information professionals – knowledge at the coalface
    Jacky Berry, Head of Information Services, Linklaters
  • March 2003: Making knowledge visible – information products, the neglected information asset
    Liz Orna, Orna Information and Editorial Consultancy
  • Jan 2003 (1st KIMNET):A knowledge management journey – from web to workplace
    Ibrahim Gogus, Knowledge Management Director, Oracle Corporation
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  • March 2002: The 5 Do’s and 5 Don’ts of Knowledge Management: An interactive session to make KM simpler for us all
    Dr. R. Angus Hearmon, Atos Origin UK
  • September 2001: Knowledge Transfer
    Victoria Ward, Spark Knowledge

Conferences

• 2013 ASLIB Knowledge & Information Strategy Summit (AKISS)
  
  AKISS will bring together researchers and practitioners in order to deliver solutions to the key challenges. The summit will facilitate open discussion and increase the level of collaboration between research and practice so that research demonstrably makes a significant contribution to the development of practice and vice versa.
  AKISS will focus on collaboration to achieve results. In these times when every penny counts, it is vital that researchers and practitioners work closely so that Information, Knowledge and Records Management delivers increased efficiency, value and the desired results, taking cost-effective advantage of new techniques and technologies as they develop and mature.
  AKISS will enable you to set the agenda. In order to tailor the Summit closely to delegate needs, you are invited to send us a brief summary of the key challenges you face in providing Information, Knowledge and Records Management services to your organisation, and the major issues which face your organisation in making best use of its information and knowledge assets.
  AKISS will be fully interactive. The Summit will not follow a traditional conference format. As well as setting the agenda, you will be able to participate and engage in a range of workshops, panel sessions, open debates and share your own challenges and solutions.
  AKISS will focus on outputs as well as inputs. Significant discussions will lead to a summary white paper that will capture current thinking to shape industry best-practice, and influence policy and decision-makers.

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• Mobilising Knowledge for Business Performance**
  • Mobilising Knowledge for Business Performance: Practical Solutions for the Real World, 8 May 2003, London, UK
  • Mobilising Knowledge for Business Performance: Practical Solutions for the Real World, 8 May 2002, London, UK