Conferences in the field of Knowledge Management are a good place to learn about the latest trends and to gain new insights in this domain. Till now a lot of conferences with the sole focus on Knowledge Management have established worldwide (e.g. ECKM, I-KNOW, APQC’s KM Conference, KnowTech). In the course of
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Blog articles relevant to Knowledge Management education and the Knowledge Management career profile
Gurteen on Knowledge Management Certification
Abstract: The topic of “KM Certification” is hotly debated in KM circles. In my opinion, there is nothing wrong in receiving certificates for attending a course or for being certified or accredited to practice specific KM techniques. (Cognitive Edge, for example accredits practitioners who have attended their workshops.).
Being a Knowledge Manager for the US Nuclear Regulatory Commission
Abstract: A few weeks back I had the privilege of a conversation with Patricia Eng who directs knowledge management for the US Nuclear Regulatory Commission. I had met Patricia at KM World the previous November, and was impressed by her passionate, no-nonsense, deeply practical approach to KM, not to mention a very robust sense
Knowledge Management Certification and the Wizard of Oz Effect
Abstract: There are three benefits to KM Certification: Setting yourself up as a certifier to get money ($1K per student in some cases) or ensure your future employment/funding by making folks come to you for certification Looking good to your friends, neighbors, future employers, or anyone else who