PerformNet, the Global Consulting & Education Performance Management Network, has offered the following Knowledge Management education and training
knowledge management professional
Knowledge Management Consortium International (KMCI)*
The Knowledge Management Consortium International (KMCI), formerly the Knowledge Management Consortium (KMC), a non-profit member-based professional association, now a training and research division of Executive Information Systems and the Center for the Open Enterprise, 1) resp., has offered the following Knowledge Management education and training
California State University Northridge (CSUN)
Within the US-based California State University Northridge (CSUN, Cal State Northridge, or C-Sun) 1) the Tseng College of Extended Learning (ExL) develops and offers exemplary study opportunities, credit and noncredit, which are rooted in the university’s scholarship and teaching and are designed to ensure that the individuals, communities and organizations served by the university achieve
Can anyone do Knowledge Management?
In the Knowledge Management Consultants LinkedIn Group Deonie B. asks: Knowledge management: a hobby or a career? Someone commented to me that “anyone can do KM and that you certainly do not need a qualification to be a KM professional”. I have a doctorate in KM and has lectured it for
Professionalization of Knowledge Management
Abstract: Although knowledge management is becoming increasingly recognized as a critical component in the operations of both public-sector and private-sector organizations, it has yet to attain the true status of a recognized profession for information and knowledge professionals. In order to determine the emerging boundaries of this potential profession, the authors analyze the roles