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Systems Integration KM Leaders Community (SIKM Leaders)

Detroit, MI, USAEst. 2005800+0 USD / 4Free, 1-11 hours, English language, Face-to-face KMedu, Non-degree KMedu, Offers from Communities, Online KMedu, Public KMedu, United States of America (USA)Leave a comment
Communities & Social Networks | Knowledge Management education & training worldwide

The Systems Integration KM Leaders Community (SIKM Leaders) is a community of Knowledge Management leaders from firms around the world. It was created in 2005 by Stan Garfield for Systems Integration and Consulting firms, but soon expanded to include all Knowledge Management leaders. The goal is to share experiences and insights on implementing Knowledge Management

Hong Kong Polytechnic University (PolyU)

0 USD / 4Free, Blended Learning KMedu, Chinese language, English language, Face-to-face KMedu, Hong Kong (HK), In-house KMedu, Non-degree KMedu, Offers from Conference Providers, Offers from Universities/Colleges, Online KMedu, Public KMedu, Universities: Certifications, Universities: Diplomas & Certificates, Universities: Doctorate degrees, Universities: Master degreesLeave a comment
Universities, Colleges | Knowledge Management education & training worldwide

Hong Kong Polytechnic University (PolyU) offers the following Knowledge Management education and training

Melbourne Knowledge Management Leadership Forum (Melbourne KMLF)

Melbourne, VIC, AustraliaEst. 2000 (1997)500+0 USD / 4Free, 1-11 hours, Australia (AUS), English language, Face-to-face KMedu, Non-degree KMedu, Offers from Communities, Public KMeduLeave a comment
Communities & Social Networks | Knowledge Management education & training worldwide

The Melbourne Knowledge Management Leadership Forum (Melbourne KMLF), formerly the Knowledge Management Leadership Forum (founded in Sydney), is a face-to-face education and networking forum, run by Knowledge Management practitioners for Knowledge Management practitioners. The aim is to set the foundation for a casual network of interested practitioners and scholars to discuss knowledge management and its