The biennal History of Knowledge Conference aims to gather scholars from different backgrounds (History of Knowledge, History of Science, Colonial Studies, Maritime History and Global History) to show their ongoing research or consolidated results and to continue to develop the field of the history of knowledge and inspire international collaboration. The conference
KM Conferences
Knowledge Management conferences, conferences related to Knowledge Management, and conferences with a Knowledge Management track, stream, topic, or conference theme
Digital Workplace Summit by Communardo (DWSC)*
Der Digital Workplace Summit by Communardo (DWSC) oder nur Digital Workplace Summit, hervorgegangen aus dem Confluence & JIRA Community Day bzw. Confluence Community Day (CCD) und dem Digital Workplace Day (DWD), ist eine Konferenz für modernes, automatisiertes Arbeiten, bei der bewährte Verfahren von Anwendern und innovative Ansätze der Themen Future Organization, Künstliche Intelligenz, Prozessautomation, interne
International Conference on Language Processing and Knowledge Management (LPKM)*
The International Conference on Language Processing and Knowledge Management (LPKM), quasi-successor of the “Journées ANLP-Doc”(2014-2015), organized by the Arabic Natural Language Processing Research Group (ANLP-RG), University of Sfax, provides an opportunity for presenting cutting-edge Natural Language Processing (NLP) research, including but not limited to computational and mathematical modeling, analysis, and processing of any form (spoken,
Lessons Management Forum*
The Lessons Management Forum, co-organized by the Australasian Fire and Emergency Service Authorities Council (AFAC) and the Australian Institute for Disaster Resilience (AIDR), brings together lessons management practitioners, those interested in this area, and those new to the area to share good practice, learnings and innovations. It consider lessons, good practice and innovation in knowledge
World Decolonization Forum*
The World Decolonization Forum, originally annpounced as Decolonization Forum, organized by Institute Social and partners, aims to connect multiple knowledge traditions, foster cross-cultural and interdisciplinary exchanges, avoid reductionist dichotomies, and create new possibilities for dialogue, critical thought, and collective production. Within this framework, the forum serves not only as a space for academic discussion but