The Hong Kong Knowledge Management Conference (HKKM, HKKMS or HKKMS/KMIRC Conference), initially the Hong Kong Knowledge Management Forum (HKKM Forum), is organized by the Hong Kong Knowledge Management Society (HKKMS) in partnership with Hong Kong Polytechnic University’s Knowledge Management and Innovation Research Centre (KMIRC), formerly the Knowledge Management Research Centre (KMRC). The
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Knowledge Management education and training opportunities in Hong Kong
Hong Kong Knowledge Management Forum (HKKMF)*
The Hong Kong Knowledge Management Forum (HKKMF, HK Knowledge Management Forum, or Hong Kong KM Forum) 1) – The Independent Think Tank on Managing in the Knowledge Economy – engages in advocacy of areas such as knowledge economy, intellectual capital, innovation, knowledge management across different sectors in the society. The forum is independent and receives
Association of Knowledge Management Practitioners (KMP)*
The Association of Knowledge Management Practitioners (KMP), formerly the “Knowledge Management from Practitioners to Professionals” (KMP2P) community, and k4fun, an initiative of PolyU MSc in Knowledge Management graduates and students, is a community to support and facilitate knowledge workers to learn and practice. As a non-profit organization it aims to promote Knowledge Management to the
Knowledge Management Asia (KM Asia)**
The Knowledge Management Asia (KM Asia), organized by ARK Group Conferences, was a major conference that has gathered management gurus and knowledge management thought leaders to share their experience, insight and knowledge with the Asian audience. KM Asia’s aim was to help professionals tap into expertise and gain insight from those who have implemented knowledge
Triple Helix Conference*
The International Triple Helix Conference (TripleHelix Conference or THC), the International Conference on University, Industry and Government Linkages, initially the Workshop on “A Triple Helix of University-Industry-Government Relations”, provides discussion, research, and policy development for the roles of these tripartite innovation agents. It brings together academia, government, business, and community to share effective practices and