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UK Knowledge and Information Management Salary & Workforce Mapping Surveys

Articles | Knowledge Management education & training worldwide

Since 2015 Sue Hill Recruitment (SHR) and TFPL have published four Knowledge and Information Management salary surveys for the entire UK library, archive, knowledge, information and records management industry. The 2017 salary survey was published in association with the Information and Records Management Society (IRMS), the 2019 salary survey in association with IRMS and the

Knowledge management careers primer

Weblogs | Knowledge Management education & training worldwide

Abstract: The knowledge management (KM) discipline has seen an increase in awareness in recent years, yet many might be left feeling puzzled by what exactly KM is, and what career bucket it falls into. With many KM practitioners and advocates arguing for standardisation of the industry and the opportunities embedded within it, this article

Hiring a Chief Knowledge Officer (CKO)

Weblogs | Knowledge Management education & training worldwide

Abstract: I think any organization looking for a KM Head or a CKO (for the first time) needs to ask itself a few important questions before it spends time and energy on hunting for, interviewing and negotiating with potential candidates. Even if the answer to one of these questions is a ‘No’ or ‘Not

Becoming a Knowledge Management Specialist

Weblogs | Knowledge Management education & training worldwide

Abstract: As we previously discussed in an article about the top 5 knowledge management challenges, managing knowledge translates to converting raw data into comprehensible information, which all members of your team can access, anytime. We also talked about some of the best practices you need to follow to make sure that