- Workshops: Pacific-Rim International Workshop on Applied Knowledge Graphs (PRIWAKG); Principle and practice of data and Knowledge Acquisition Workshop (PKAW)
Pacific Rim International Conference on Artificial Intelligence (PRICAI)*
KM Conferences
Knowledge Management conferences, conferences related to Knowledge Management, and conferences with a Knowledge Management track, stream, topic, or conference theme
Knowledge Management & Innovation Attorney Summit (KM&I Attorney Summit)*
The Knowledge Management & Innovation Attorney Summit (KM&I Attorney Summit) is a half-day conference organized by the Practising Law Institute (PLI), where you will learn from experienced KM&I attorneys about sophisticated best practices, techniques, and innovative uses of knowledge curation, legal technology, and data to drive efficiencies at law firms and legal departments.
Symposium of The Turing Interest Group on Knowledge Graphs*
The Symposium of The Turing Interest Group on Knowledge Graphs is organizedd by the Knowledge Graph Turing Interest Group (KG-TIG) of the Alan Turing Institute (The Turing). The aim is to create a sandbox for future collaborations and joint applications for funding on topics such as teaching curricula, use cases, and applications of knowledge graphs,
Knowledge Translation and Transfer Symposium (KTT Symposium)*
The Knowledge Translation and Transfer Symposium (KTT Symposium), formerly the OMAFRA-U of G or Knowledge Translation and Transfer (KTT) Knowledge Exchange Day/Event, is organized by the Knowledge Translation and Transfer (KTT) Research Program (formerly aka Agri-Food and Rural Link…) of the Ontario Agri-Food Innovation Alliance, formerly known as the Ontario Ministry of Agriculture, Food, and
Future Paths of Knowledge Management Workshop*
The Future Paths of Knowledge Management Workshop, successor of the Future Paths of Knowledge Management Mini-Symposium or Lecture Series, aims to jointly illuminate, shape and specify how Spiritual Knowledge Management and Responsible Knowledge Management can find their way into research, teaching and projects. The Future Paths of Knowledge Management Mini-Symposium