The Knowledge Management for Development (KM4Dev) Gathering (aka meeting, workshop or forum) and Knowledge Management for Development Online Open Space (KM4DevOOS) are a series of face-to-face and virtual workshops organized by the Knowledge Management for Development Community (KM4Dev). Conference History: RealKM-KM4Dev-KM4DJ KM Triversary Forum 2025, 14-15
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China Knowledge Management Forum (China KM Forum)*
The China Knowledge Management Forum (China KM Forum; Chinese: 中国知识管理论坛), organized by the China Knowledge Management Center (KMCenter), Renmin University of China (School of Information Resource Management) and others, aims to review the development of knowledge management in China, and to look into and see the future path of the industry. Through the China Knowledge
Seminar on Information Retrieval and Knowledge Management (SIRKM)*
The Seminar on Information Retrieval and Knowledge Management (SIRKM), formerly the Information Retrieval and Knowledge Management Seminar (IRKMS), is open to postgraduate students from all Malaysian public and private institutions to share their ongoing research. SIRKM aims to provide a platform for interactive discussions with experts in information retrieval, knowledge management and its related fields.
Sudanese Knowledge Society Symposium (SKS Symposium)*
The Sudanese Knowledge Society Symposium (SKS Symposium) and workshop series is organized by the Sudanese Knowledge Society (SKS). Event History: SKS Symposium, 1 & 8 February 2020, Khartoum, Sudan Conference Theme: Citizen Science Part 2: From Revolution to Science: The Power of Crowdsourcing Knowledge (Hosts: Sudan
Knowledge Management: Standards and Practices**
The expert session “Knowledge Management: Standards and Practices” (Russian: Экспертная сессия «Управление знаниями. Стандарты и практики»), organized by the Business Information Systems Group of Companies (BIS GK) in cooperation with KM-Alliance and the Financial University, Department of Management (until 2019), aims to bring the theory and practice of knowledge management closer together, to provide the