Abstract: The rapid rise of artificial intelligence (AI) within most professions requires us to consider how AI can and should be incorporated into training and other educational programs for knowledge managers. After an overview of the diverse types of AI that exist, the author explores the current and future needs related to technological training
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Enabling Knowledge Managers to Better Communicate with Business Managers
Abstract: Aligning Knowledge Management (KM) with overarching business strategies is considered as important for organizational success and sustainability. But this crucial element is often missing in the implementation and operation of KM. This paper explores the concept of “business alignment” within the context of KM, elaborating its critical role in enhancing collaboration, minimizing errors,
Bachelor-Studiengang Cultural Engineering mit Kerndisziplin Wissensmanagement
Abstract: Vom Kultusministerium des Landes Sachsen-Anhalt genehmigt: der neuer Studiengang Kulturwissenschaft, Wissensmanagement, Logistik: Cultural Engineering, eine einzigartige Verbindung von kulturwissenschaftlichen und ingenieurwissenschaftlichen Disziplinen an der Otto-von-Guericke-Universität Magdeburg. Im Wintersemester 2001/2002 beginnt an der Otto-von-Guericke-Universität ein neuer Studiengang, der als Modellvorhaben im Hochschulbereich von der Bund-Länder-Kommission (BLK) gefördert wird. Die Genehmigung durch das Kultusministerium
Business teachers as knowledge activists to enable knowledge creation
Abstract: In today’s knowledge economy there is an increased interest in learning and knowing. However, the role of business schools and educators in the process of what we will refer to in this paper as ‘becoming to know’ remains problematic. This qualitative research seeks to answer the question: Can international business teachers better enable
Knowledge management specialists in the construction industry
Abstract: Recent research undertaken within the UK construction industry has revealed a growth in the appointment of knowledge management specialists in response to two principal drivers: the UK government’s prerequisite to achieve industry-wide improvements and the desire of individual organisations to seek competitive advantage. Interviews with twenty knowledge management specialists from across the construction