Knowledge Management Curricula session @ 1105 KM Conference 2010

Abstract: Intellectual legitimacy is usually established in the halls of higher education. For a young discipline such as knowledge management, it is very important to see the emergence of a robust series of Knowledge Management education and research programs in leading universities. This panel will highlight some of these programs, discuss the shape of future Knowledge Management curricula and degree offerings, and review some of the research currently being performed in academia.

Details:

1105 Knowledge Management Conference and Exhibition
Track 1: Foundations of KM
Session 1-1: KM Curricula: Instruction and Research at Leading Universities
The Grand Hyatt Hotel, Washington DC
05/03/10, 1:45 PM – 3:00 PM

What you will learn:

How Knowledge Management fundamentals are envisaged from academia
How Knowledge Management curricula are shaping Knowledge Management careers
The most important areas of current Knowledge Management research in leading universities

Speakers:

Jay Liebowitz, D.Sc., Orkand Endowed Chair in Management and Technology, University of Maryland University College, Graduate School of Management & Technology
Denise Bedford, Goodyear Professor of Knowledge Management, College of Communication and Information, Kent State University
John Hickok, Director, Knowledge Management, Defense Acquisition University; Office of the Under Secretary of Defense for Acquisition, Technology and Logistics
Arthur Murray, CEO, Applied Knowledge Sciences, and Co-director, Enterprise of the Future Program, George Washington University Institute for Knowledge and Innovation
Mark Nissen, Naval Post Graduate School
T. Kanti Srikantaiah, Ph.D., Director and Professor, Center for Knowledge Management, Dominican University

Archived session page »

T. Kanti Srikantaiah et al.: KM Curricula: Instruction and Research at Leading Universities. Session at the 11th Knowledge Management Conference & Exhibition (‘Foundations of KM’ Track), May 3, 2010, Washington, DC, USA

Related Resources:

KMedu Hub page of the 1105 Knowledge Management Conference and Exhibition

Other KMedu relevant sessions from this conference: (incomplete)

Catherine Teti et al.: Federal CKO Perspectives. Session at the 10th Knowledge Management Conference & Exhibition (‘Integrating KM Into Your Work Environment’ Track), April 28, 2009, Washington, DC, USA Archived conference agenda » (session page NOT available)

Jaime Zamora: How Will E-discovery Impact the Federal Knowledge Manager? Session at the 8th Knowledge Management Conference & Exhibition (Professional Education Program), April 4, 2007, Washington DC, USA Archived conference agenda » (session page NOT available)

T. Kanti Srikantaiah et al.: KM Education Programs: An Overview. Session at the 5th Knowledge Management Conference (‘Issues for KM Practitioners’ Track), April 12, 2004, Washington, DC, USA Archived conference Agenda » (session page available)

n.a.: CKO – Are You Ready?. Session at the 1st Knowledge Management Conference (‘Leading Knowledge Management’ Track), April 11, 2000, Alexandria, VA, USA Archived conference agenda » (session page NOT available)