2017 Knowledge & Information Professional Association Conference (KIPA Conference)**

Knowledge & Information Professional Association Conference (KIPA Conference)**

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The Knowledge & Information Professional Association Conference (KIPA Conference), successor of the Knowledge and Project Management Symposium (KPM), is an annual event dedicated to bridging the gap between theory and practice by bringing together knowledge management researcher, academician and practitioners to discuss, improve, and extend knowledge management efforts extant in any thriving organization. The conference is presented by the Knowledge & Information Professional Association (KIPA) and hosted by the University of North Texas, College of Information.

Conference History:

(CANCELLED) 2017 KIPA Annual Conference, April 14-15, 2017, Denton, Texas, USA
(Host: College of Information, University of North Texas)

Alternative event for April 2017: Multidisciplinary Information Research Symposium 2017, April 13, University of North Texas, Denton, Texas, USA | Symposium Theme: Data Curation and Visualization | Jointly Organized by UNT College of Information, UNT ASIS&T Student Chapter, and KIPA); The 2016 KIPA Annual Conference scheduled for April 8-9, 2016, was cancelled

2015 KIPA Annual Conference, March 6-7, 2015, Denton, Texas, USA
Sub-title:KIPA Annual Meeting & Conference on Knowledge Management
(Host: College of Information, University of North Texas)

Session Talks:
The Great Crew Change
Using Knowledge Management Principles to Develop the Next
Generation of Academic Library Leadership
Storytelling: The Swiss Army® Knife of Knowledge Management
A Big Picture Overview of Knowledge and Information Management in the Legal Arena
From Data to Knowledge, From Local to Global, the Research Questions for Information Professionals
The Information Seeking Behavior of Individual Investors in Saudi Arabia
Project Identification: The Missing Member of the Project Life-Cycle
Establishing Image Attributes for Designing a Visual Knowledge Infrastructure through Analyzing Medical Image Users’ Classifying Behavior
Knowledge Management Frameworks for Managing Work Processes in Global Contexts
Research Data Management Services: Context, Opportunities, and Implications
Collaborative Information Seeking Behavior: An Ethnographic Research in Technical Support Setting
Big Data Visualization as Storytelling: A Means-Ends Chain Approach
Identifying Key Success Factors for the implementations of Enterprise Content Management Systems
Information seeking behavior of members of Kuwait National Assembly
Digital Youth: Technologically Savvy but not Literate
A Content Analysis and Study of the 2000-2009 Electronic Dissertations at UNT

KIPA Business Meeting

Knowledge Café / Round Tabe Talk (Mar 7)

KIPA Knowledge Management Track and Annual Meeting (KIPA-KM), October 11, 2013, Oklahoma State University, Tulsa, Oklahoma, USA
(in conjunction with the Tulsa Tech Fest 2013; Host: Spears School of Business, Oklahoma State University)

Universities investing in undergraduate and graduate level Knowledge Management programs: Hear from North Texas University, Lipscomb University and the University of Oklahoma.

KIPA Annual Meeting

Knowledge and Project Management Symposium (KPM)

The Knowledge and Project Management Symposium (KPM) is an annual event held in the Tulsa, Oklahoma area that is dedicated to finding real-world synergies between the evolving discipline of Knowledge Management and the projects within an organization. The conference is presented by the Knowledge & Information Professional Association (KIPA), formerly the Green Country Knowledge and Information Professionals (GC-KIP) society, the Project Management Institute (PMI), Tulsa Chapter, and is hosted by one of it’s university partners. ¹⁾

Conference History:

(CANCELLED) 7th KPM Symposium 2012

6th KPM Symposium 2011, July 26-27, 2011, Oklahoma State University, Tulsa, Oklahoma, USA
(Host: Spears School of Business, Oklahoma State University)

Presentations:
3rd Generation Knowledge Management … and Beyond!
ITIL and Knowledge Management … Do The Two Belong in the Same Sentence?
The Professionalization of Knowledge Management
Sports and Knowledge Analytics: A View from Behind the Foul Pole
Connecting Knowledge Workers in an Oil and Gas Company
Schools Subtle Shifts: Looking at Innovation and Communication – Part 1+2
Knowledge Management Implementation – Anyone Can Do It!
Understanding and Changing Employee Knowledge Sharing Attitudes and Behaviors
Managing Knowledge in a Global Network
Practice-Based Learning and Improvement
Applying Knowledge Management to Improve Community Health
Business Intelligence – Getting Out of the CLOUDs and Achieving Practical Results
You Can’t Always Get What You Want: Identifying Practical Ways to Get the Right Information

Round Tables:
Showing ROI for Knowledge Management

5th KPM Symposium 2010, August 4-5, 2010, University of Tulsa, Tulsa, Oklahoma, USA
(Host: Collins College of Business, University of Tulsa)

4th KPM Symposium 2009, August 12-13, 2009, University of Oklahoma, Tulsa, USA
(Host: School of Library & Information Studies, University of Oklahoma)

Presentations:
Leading the Knowledge Management Process
PMP Prep Course Preview
Use of Statistically Improbable Phrases to Enhance Semantic Search
Project Management – Continuous Learning at Williams Midstream
Clarifying the Organizational Impacts of Knowledge Loss
Maintaining Project Vision
Utilizing Enterprise 2.0 in Knowledge Management
Applying PM Techniques to Non-Project Needs
An Introduction to Knowledge Management
Charters and Diagrams and Artifacts…Oh My!
Ethical Issues in Knowledge Sharing
The TCPI Indicator: Transforming Project Performance
Inventing OnlineMedSource
Thinking and Rethinking Library 2.0
Promap Process Mapping & Redesign
Project Patterns
Thriving in Challenging Times: Managing Change with Zen Open-minded Mindfulness
Effective Project Management is 80% Art and 20% Science
Microsoft Project: Scope, Schedule, Cost and Risk
Expertise Transfer System: A knowledge capture and transfer capability
Managing Knowledge in Projects
Managing Organizational Knowledge: Practical Knowledge Management
From Ideas to Projects: The Ontology of Project Management
7 Habits of Highly Effective project Managers

Roundtables:
Innovation in Oklahoma
Facing the Fear of Knowledge Sharing

3rd KPM Symposium 2008, August 18-20, 2008, University of Oklahoma, Tulsa, Oklahoma, USA
(Host: School of Library & Information Studies, University of Oklahoma)

Workshops:
Managing Knowledge Using the Tools and Techniques of Project Management

TRACK: Introduction to Project Management
Project Management Fundamentals
PMP Prep Course Teaser

Special Session:
Information Needs for the Next Generation of Medical Education: Health Informatics as a Core Component of The University of Oklahoma’s School of Community Medicine

TRACK: Knowledge Management Initiatives and Implementations
The Reality of Implementing SharePoint as a Company-Wide Portal
Managing Email Overload in Organizations: Research Opportunities and Recent Results
Knowledge Management 101: What Goes in Does Not Necessarily Come Out (Practical Ways to Enable Knowledge Digestion within the Organization)
The Changing Faces of Knowledge Management: New Competencies, New Contributions, New Strategies
Tulsa Police Department Knowledge Retention Policy 2.0 – A Fresh Start

TRACK: Rethinking Project Management
Right-Brain Project Management: Two Brains Are Better Than One
Master the Obvious! 5 1/2 Principles Every PM Needs
Start Small, Scale Up
Knowledge Integration in Project Teams: Improving the Effectiveness and Efficiency of Heterogeneous Team Collaborations
Project Duration Forecasting …a comparison of EVM methods to Earned Schedule
Project Behavior and Project Lessons Learned: Inputs to and Implications for Knowledge Management

TRACK: Information & Knowledge Management (Research)
Determinants of Perceived Customer-Centrism in Managing Information and Knowledge about Customers
Knowledge Management Focus on Minor Failures in Complex Systems
The Practice of Instrument Validation in Information Science Research
Knowledge Sharing and Knowledge Transfer Practices
Development of the Project Manager Leadership Skills Inventory (PMLSI): Necessary Leadership Skills for Project Success

TRACK: The Value of Indigenous Knowledge
Legal Intersections and Diversions: The Challenge for American Indians of Protecting Legal Rights, Honored Traditions, and Sacred Knowledge in the 21st Century
Managing’ Indigenous Knowledge: Prospecting, Prospects, and Projections
Intellectual Property and Traditional Cultural Expressions

TRACK: Student Projects
The comPADRE Digital Library
Open Journal System
Emotional Intelligence and Knowledge Sharing
Evaluating Science Websites for Academic Purposes

Panels:
Digital Libraries
Neighborhood Knowledge: Involving the Community in Planning
Information Literacy Education as a Foundation for Library Planning
Civic & Community Engagement – A Cross Sector of Knowledge Management
Strategic Intelligence
Collaborative Applied Research for Non Profit Service Effectiveness
Information & Knowledge Transfer in a Family-Owned Business
Organizational Dynamics Revisited: What Have We Learned So Far?
Achieving Cyberspace Situational Awareness for the Enterprise

2nd KPM Symposium 2007, October 3-4, 2007, Oklahoma State University, Tulsa, Oklahoma, USA
(Host: Spears School of Business, Oklahoma State University)

Track 1A
Retaining/Transferring Organizational Knowledge at the Tulsa Police Department
Presenting Matters: Highly Effective Knowledge Transfer
Projects and Customer Knowledge: Why Projects Fail or Succeed?
Project Team Identity: Isolating Windows of Opportunity for Promoting Project Temporal Success

Track 1B
Stealing Success: Adopting and Adapting Proven Tools to Build PM and PMO Services
Searching for Knowledge in the Neighborhood: A Case Study in Community Planning
Earned Schedule: An Emerging Enhancement to Earned Value Management
Introduction of Agile

Group Session
Managing Knowledge in the Project Environment
Management by Project (MBP): The Future of Project-Focused Work

Track 2A
Knowledge Literacy and Library Instruction
Lean Front Office: Streamlining the Field to Factory Process!
Discovering Knowledge Through Data and Text Mining

Track 2B
Applications for Preservation and Production in our Digital World
Applied Home-Based Employment: A case study of specialty physicians and supporting staff providing superior patient care in a telemedicine/remote work environment
Knowledge Management Issues in National Animal Identification Programs

Track 3A
Social Capital Theory as Competitive Advantage
Project Management Certification Criterion as a Predictor of Hiring Success
Applying Emotional Intelligence to Teams and Projects

Track 3B
Knowledge Management in a Professional Services Organization: Managing Intellectual Assets during the Consulting Project Life Cycle
Fort “NOx” – Results of a Knowledge Management Effort at John Zink Co. LLC
Project Management Graphics: An Experimental Comparison

Track 4A
Semantic Limitations of the Semantic Web: What Does Semantics in “Semantic Web” Mean?
Going Home: The Evolution of the Management of Work Leading to the Return of Home-Based Employment by Creating an Environment of Trust via Workforce Performance Management Systems
Integrating Information Life Cycles

Track 4B
Intellectual Capital Best Practices: All I Need to Know About I Learned in Kindergarten
Process and Knowledge Management at Williams Exploration and Production

KMP Workshop, May 3, 2006, Tusla, Oklahoma, USA
(Host: Spears School of Business, Oklahoma State University)

Note: This was the 4th in a series of GCKIP Knowledge Management workshops, the initial event for the KMP Symposium.

Notes:

1) The KMP Symposium... 2006-2008: Organized by the Green Country Knowledge and Information Professionals (GC-KIP or GCKIP) society; It was founded and supported by the University of Oklahoma (School of Library & Information Studies), Oklahoma State University (Spears School of Business) and the University of Tulsa (Collins College of Business) in collaboration with the Project Management Institute (PMI), Tulsa Chapter;
2009-2011: Organized by the Knowledge and Information Professionals Association (KIPA), the successor of the GC-KIP Society, in collaboration with the Project Management Institute (PMI), Tulsa Chapter and the three universities.
Further co-organizers have been Northeastern State University and I2E Inc (2008) and the American Society of Training and Development, Tusla Chapter (2010-11)