In the Knowledge Management Education Forum (KMEF) LinkedIn Group Denise B. says: We hope you will all be actively engaged in this year’s KMEF Webinars and also the Annual Summit. Last year’s Communities of Practice did a lot of great work, and set us up to dive deeper into some of the
Proud Parent Knowledge Management Leader
Abstract: Remember when I would post to this blog at least monthly – usually weekly? The reason for my decrease in posting is actually related to a very keen insight on knowledge management, and what it takes to be pirmary care giver to a KM system. Blogging has taken back
Gaps in the range of Knowledge Management education/ certification?
In the LinkedIn Group of the International Knowledge Management Standards and Accreditation Association (IKMSAA) Matthew L. asks: Gaps – what gaps do you see in the range of KM education/certification presently available? Here’s my first pass at where I see gaps, tell me if you disagree or where you perceive gaps:
Knowledge management a viable and sustainable career path?
In the LinkedIn Group of the Gurteen Knowledge Management Community Art S. asks: With the proliferation of KM certifications, certificates, master classes, and formal education one might think that becoming schooled in KM would lead to a long and exciting career as a Chief Knowledge Officer, Knowledge Manager, Knowledge Engineer, Knowledge
Aspects of Knowledge Management to establish standards?
In the LinkedIn Group of the International Knowledge Management Standards and Accreditation Association (IKMSAA) Denise B. asks: For which aspects of KM do you expect to establish standards? Is it too early to establish standards for a field that continues to evolve? How will this association align with international standards granting