Abstract: Just look around and marvel how many KM experts are around. There’s such a little understanding of what Knowledge Management is, that to becoming a KM expert all it takes is to declare “I’m a KM expert”; it also helps a bit to flash off a KM certificate; and it matters no
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Towards an International Knowledge Management Certification Program
Abstract: Objectives: A KM (Knowledge Management) certificate sets a standard in the field. As such, it has to address a network of knowledge claims about a domain of practice that has emerged with consensus support from those communities driving the development of the field. Those claims comprise Conceptual frameworks, such
Knowledge Management & Librarians?
In the LinkedIn Group of the Knowledge Management Education Hub Ame S. asks: Who is qualified to carry out knowledge management? Are librarians eligible for this project? Join the discussion » Ame S.: KNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENT AND LIBRARIANS? ‘Knowledge Management Education (KMedu) Hub’ LinkedIn Group, 09/2015
Do you hold a specialist Knowledge Management qualification? – survey findings
Abstract: The following is taken from The 2015 Global Knowledge Management Observatory© Report (second edition). This comprehensive report into the state of KM is available as a FREE download; with 729 respondents from 56 countries, the report poses interesting challenges for KM practitioners that need to be addressed if the function is to be
The problem with ‘certified’ Knowledge Management training
Abstract: I want to be clear at the outset of this blog that this is not an attempt to discredit any organisation involved in KM education. It is intended as a statement of observation that looks to pose questions on the progression of professional KM education. Let me ask you this: