The Knowledge Management Education Hub

Communities

Special Interest Groups (SIGs)

Knowledge Management Strategy and Vision, Knowledge Management in The Public Sector, Knowledge Management in SMEs, Communities of Practice, The Human Side of Knowledge Management, Assessment and Measurement, Critical Incident Management, Innovation, K-Business, Knowledge Management & Emotional Intelligence, Knowledge Management Implementation, Knowledge Management Processes, Knowledge Management Standards, Knowledge Management & Trust, Knowledge Angels, Next Generation Technology for Knowledge Management, Quaerere, Space, Theory & Terminology, Motivating and Incentivising Knowledge Sharing, Knowledge Management in Training & Education, Knowledge Management and Enterprise Modelling, NeiGhbOurhood – Knowledge Management for Non-government Organizations

Zones:

Geographical or European language based areas

Conferences

KnowledgeBoard Contactivity**
The KnowledgeBoard Contactivity, successor of the KnowledgeBoard Fringe and a series of workshops and events held at KM Europe/KCC Europe Conference, is a multi-network gathering of people around a topic in Knowledge Management. A constructivist conference within a Communities of Practice (CoPs) framework, combined with co-creation design and collaborative technology.

• 3rd KnowledgeBoard Contactivity, 29-30 November 2006, Centre for Educational Technology, Tel Aviv, Israel
  Conference Theme: A Nomad Exploration Tour: Exploring Knowledge Management the Israeli Way
  Exploration tours: Centre for Educational Technology; Dor Beach – archeological site; Israeli Aircraft Industries; Beit Hagefen – Arab-Jewish Centre; Teva Pharmaceuticals; Dor Beach – archeological site; B.G. Negev Technologies and Applications; Centre for Behavioral Research – IDF; The Bahai Centre in Haifa

  Exchange (Knowledge Cafe) workshops: Sharing experiences and ideas; Sharing experiences and ideas. What’s next?

  Star Guest and Speaker: Dave Snowden

• KnowledgeBoard Contactivity 2006, 10-11 April 2006, University of Greenwich, Greenwich Business School, London, United Kingdom
  (in partnership with The London Knowledge Network and The Gurteen Knowledge Network)
  Power visual networking
  Organisational strategy simulation exercise
  Case studies workshop: Launch of and selected case studies from “Real-Life Knowledge Management: Lessons from the Field” KnowledgeBoard book
  ‘You the editor’ experimental workshop

  Co-created Workshops: Future Backwards, Open Space, Knowledge Café (Topic: What are the challenges and opportunities for Knowledge Management?)

• KnowledgeBoard Fringe, 7-8 November 2005, Amsterdam, The Netherlands
  (Track in conjunction with KCC Europe 2005 Conference, 7-9 Nov)
  Workshops: Open Source Knowledge Management; Future Zones; Knowledge cafe on Sustainability; A visual network; Market for ideas; Employee Knowledge Lifecycle; Co-creating The Effective Knowledge Worker Handbook; The Knowledge Game

• KnowledgeBoard Event @ KM Europe 2004, 8-9 November 2004, Amsterdam, The Netherlands
  (in conjunction with KM Europe 2004, 8-10 Nov)
  • Knowledgeboard – Building the European KM community, 8 Nov
    (KnowledgeBoard Conference Presentation)
  • Personal Knowledge Management? A collaborative exploration of personal experiences and business values, methods and tools, 9 Nov
    (KnowledgeBoard Open Space Workshop / Communities Program)
    Personal Knowledge Management is nothing new
    Role of emotions, especially fear, in change processes
    Personal Knowledge Management tools
    Case Study: Personal Knowledge Management of mobile salesmen
    Reducing cognitive overhead
    Personal Knowledge Management: taking responsibility as an activist to change your environment/world

    Conversations in small groups

• EKMF Events @ KM Europe 2003, 11–12 November 2003, Amsterdam, The Netherlands
  (in conjunction with KM Europe 2003 Exhibition – Association Programme, 10–12 Nov)
  Knowledge Organisation Transformation Masterclass, 11 Nov
  From Knowledge to Value – from KM to Innovation Management. Why innovation? Why now? (Workshop part of the EKMF Monthly Theme 9: Innovation and Metrics – from Knowledge to Value), 11 Nov
  The New KnowledgeBoard – Continuing the Success Together (KnowledgeBoard 2.0 project presentation session), 11 Nov
  KnowledgeBoard SIG & Zone Moderators Networking, 11 Nov
  ‘Organisational Constellations’ – Demonstration Workshop, 12 Nov

• EKMF Events @ KM Europe 2002, 13-14 November 2002, London, United Kingdom
  (in conjunction with KM Europe 2002 exhibition, Nov 13-15)
  Motivating the knowledge workers: technology, rewarding and beyond, 13 Nov
  (Workshop part of the EKMF Monthly Theme 2: Motivating knowledge workers)

  What is hot in the European Knowledge Management community?, 14 Nov
  (European KM Forum Open Meeting)

  Setting up an European Network of Excellence for the Knowledge based Economy, 14 Nov
  (Knowledge Angels Open Meeting)

• EKMF Events @ KM Europe 2001, 28-29 November 2001, The Hague, The Netherlands
  (in conjunction with KM Europe 2001, 27-29 Nov)
  • The Future of Knowledge Management in Europe, 28 Nov
    (EKMF Opening Meeting & Workshop)
    EKMF Scenarios Presentation
    The Future of Knowledge Management in Europe: (a) business, (b) research & development (Interactive Groups Discussions & Results Presentation Session)

  • Knowledge Management Standards – What Next?, Nov 29
    (EKMF Meeting)
    Short position statements from various actors on Knowledge Management Standards
    Discussions: Who should be involved in Knowledge Management standardisation initiatives at European level? Which should be the next steps?

Knowledge Management Summer Camp (KMSC)**
The Knowledge Management Summer Camp (KMSC), successor of the Knowledge Management Summer School (KMSS), is a dynamic and innovative working format able to unleash the energy of creative thinkers. Especially dedicated to Knowledge Management master and doctorate students but also open to practitioners and experts, the camp aims to create and explore the benefits of intense collaboration and learning experiences. The results of the interactions might emerge in the form of a future book. The Knowledge Management Summer School (KMSS) was also aimed at researchers at Masters and Ph.D. level and at practitioners with an interest in research. Participants gained insight into Knowledge Management models, theories, technologies, learning models, and emerging and existing themes in the Knowledge Management community of thinking. Research students had the opportunity to discuss their work with other researchers, academics and practitioners in Knowledge Management. They have beeb be able to position and validate their work in the context of European Knowledge Management research and ensure the practical and theoretical usefulness of their results.

• Knowledge Management Summer Camp (KMSC), Portugal, 5-12 September 2004, Oeiras, Portugal
  Groupings: n.a.

• 3rd Knowledge Management Summer School (KMSS 2003), 7-12 September 2003, San Sebastian
  Conference Theme: Knowledge Management in Action
  (in partnership with University of Nottingham, University of Bremen, Mondragon Ikerketa Kudeaketan)
  Keynotes:
  Communities of Practice

  Sessions:
  Knowledge Management from a multidisciplinary perspective
  Knowledge networks and communities
  Do we manage Knowledge Management
  Knowledge Management research and practice (case study session)
  Research Agenda & Surgery Session

  Workshops:
  Knowledge Management and Innovation
  Knowledge Management in SMEs
  Knowledge Management tools used in practice

  Open discussion of issues that have come up during KMSS03

• 2nd Knowledge Management Summer School (KMSS 2002), 2-6 September 2002, Sophia Antipolis, France
  Conference Theme: The New Scope of Knowledge Management in Theory and Practice
  (in partnership with CERAM, INRIA, EUDOKMA, ecKM at Groupe ESC-Marseille Provence)
  Sessions:
  A Review of Knowledge Management Frameworks for Theory and Practice
  Sustainable Communities of Practice
  Connecting Knowledge Management Research and Practice (panel)
  Individual and Organisational Learning
  Methodologies and Technologies for Knowledge Management

• 1st Knowledge Management Summer School (KMSS 2001), 17-21 September 2001, Bari, Italy
  Conference Theme: Developing, applying and validating Knowledge Management strategies methodologies tools, techniques in industrial environment
  (in partnership with University of Nottingham, Cézanne and Polytechnic of Bari, Management Sciences Department)
  Sessions:
  Keynotes
  Case Studies
  Workshops and Seminar
  PhD Research in Knowledge Management

  Workshops:
  Knowledge Strategies and Performance
  The Next Generation of Motivating and Incentivising Knowledge Sharing
  PROMOTE – A Process Oriented Knowledge Management System

  Seminar:
  Research methods for PhD in the field of Knowledge Management – Quantitative and Qualitative Methods

Eurpoean Knowledge Management Forum Monthly Themes (EKMF Monthly)**
In order to foster the building of Communities and networking the European Knowledge Management Forum is focusing on special themes of interest. Each theme will be handled one month through special online and offline events. Expect weekly keynotes, online and face-to-face workshops and interviews with Knowledge Managers, Practitioners and Experts, surveys and polls, case studies and research, as well as discussions in the Special Intrerest Group’s Zones (forums).

• Nov 2003: Theme 9: Innovation and Metrics – from Knowledge to Value: How to exploit knowledge for innovation?
  (Host: Innovations SIG)
  Keynotes:
  Critical success factors for innovation
  Identifying and tapping the potentials of possible future business at Vodaphone

  Workshops:
  Innovation and Metrics – From knowldedge to value
  Why innovation? Why now? (offline @ KM Europe 2003 Conference)

  Surveys:
  Where do you see the link between Knowledge Management and innovation? (offline @ KM Europe 2003 Conference)

  Questions and Answers:
  Disruptive Innovation: The challenges for managing knowledge
  Innovation Engines in Knowledge Cities

  Interviews:
  Knowledge Management and Innovation at Creation of Innovation by Knowledge Management (CIKM) project

• Oct 2003: Theme 8: Communities of Practice and other networked organisations: How to organise our work and life?
  (Host: CoP SIG; announced was: Knowledge-based Organisation – What does that mean for your business?)
  Keynotes:
  Knowing Organization: How Virtual Communities, Virtual Teams, and Knowledge Management are Reshaping Global Organizations
  New roles for 21st century organisations: The people who get knowledge flowing

  Workshops:
  Inter-organisational working – i.e. communities with more than one organisation represented

  Surveys:
  What are enables and inhibitors to Knowledge Management in virtual organisations? (offline @ ProVE Conference 2003)

  Questions and Answers:
  Innovation and CoPs: The ‘Great Symphony’ Paradox
  Relevance and participation in Communities of Practice – Relaunching a Community of Practice

  Interviews:
  Collaboration in organisations with a certain degree of virtualness
  Communities of Practise

  Research / Case Studies:
  1. Communities of Practises: Structure, Life Cycle and Value
  The Life Cycle of Communities of Practises
  Measuring Communities of Practise value revealed at London
  What experts say: Answering hot topics
  2. Communities of Practise Support Technologies
  Communities of Practise Link to useful websites and resources
  Cezanne Software contribution

• Sep 2003: (POSTPONED to Oct) How to exploit knowledge for innovation?
• Jun 2003: Theme 7: Knowledge Management Infrastructure and Tools – How can your Knowledge Management effort be supported?
  (Host: Next Generation Technologies SIG)
  Keynotes:
  How tools and infrastructure are essential for a successful Knowledge Management effort

  Workshops:
  What is the future for KM tools and infrastructures – How do you see KM tools and infrastructure evolving within the next decade? (open modulated)
  Knowledge Management Roadmap Projects’ Workshops (offline @ ICE 2003 Conference)
  How can your technology support Knowledge Management in the next five years? (panel)
  Context-Aware Collaboration in Future Workspaces – Joint Roadmap Conference

  Interviews: (offline)
  Tools for locating relevant knowledge
  Tools for capturing, creating and sharing knowledge assets (CANCELLED)
  Knowledge Management methodologies driving KM technology requirements for the future
  Tools for locating relevant knowledge

  Surveys:
  Knowledge Management Infrastructure and Tools (offline @ ICE 2003 Conference)

  Case Studies:
  Ontology-based skills management at Swiss Life
  Knowledge Management tools and infrastructure supporting a business process
  Knowledge Management Applications at Pirelli Tires
  “OntoShare” Evaluation of an Ontology-based Knowledge Sharing System

  Presentations:
  BuddySpace: Instant Messaging, Maps, and Enhanced Presence For Knowledge Workers

• May 2003: Theme 6: Winning strategies in the knowledge-based economy
  (Host: Strategy and Vision SIG)
  Keynotes:
  Profiting from Uncertainty: strategic decision making under uncertainty

  Workshops:
  Current Issues in Strategy Development

  Surveys:
  What are the most critical factors for successful strategy systems in knowledge-based business
  How can strategy help to ensure company success/ survival in turbulent environments? (poll)

  Questions and Answers:
  It’s Alive: The Coming Convergence of Information, Biology, and Business
  Knowledge Organisation Transformation Roadmaps
  Perspectives on network level strategy

  Tool Times:
  Symphony Village – Product ideas showcase on: “Strategic Management Tools for Knowledge-Based Adaptive SMEs” (IST Project Symphony)

  Interviews:
  Emergence and Planning for business development
  Themes of the Online Workshop “Current Issues in Strategy Development”
  Competencies and leadership in strategy

  Research / Case Studies:
  1. The concept of strategy
  Book Review: Strategy Safari – A Guided Tour Through The Wilds of Strategic Mangament
  Strategy, Knowledge and Communication
  Abstract: Strategy and the Link between Revolution and Evolution
  Strategies for Knowledge Transfer
  Investing in dynamics capabilities as a strategy in the knowledge-based economy
  Future of Knowledge Management: Business Roadmap
  2. Complexity in strategy
  Abstract: Robust business development – What experts say
  Abstract: The Role of Complexity in Managing Strategy
  3. Community of Practice and Strategy
  Perspectives on network level strategy
  Abstract: Radical Innovation with Communities of Practice

• Apr 2003: Theme 5: Knowledge Management Disasters & Knowledge Management Victories: What is the impact of your Knowledge Management Initiative?
  (Host: Assessment and Measurement SIG)
  Keynotes:
  How Knowledge Management affects the daily work of an individual – The impact of Knowledge Management on productivity and innovation of knowledge workers (CANCELLED)
  Experience report on Knowledge Management in the Production industry

  Workshops:
  How did you asses the impact of your Knowledge Management Initiative – Let’s talk about your experiences
  Knowledge Management goes practical (part of this series?)
  Assessing the impact of knowledge communities
  Knowledge Management Measurement and Metrics – Contributions from the CEN work for a ‘European Guide to Good Practice in Knowledge Management
  How Knowledge Management affects the daily work of an individual – The impact of Knowledge Management on productivity and innovation of knowledge workers (workshop/interview)
  Assessing the Impact of your Knowledge Management Initiative (CANCELLED; offline @ University Vienna, Austria)

  Interviews:
  Short case studies of Knowledge Management Impact (online)
  Knowledge Management success and organisational culture – How to assess them and what are the relationships? (online)
  Assessing the return on investment for How-to Databases
  Experience report on selection of application areas within OEM/SME engineering organisations
  Collecting Flash Interviews (Offline @ OKLC 2003 Conference)

• Mar 2003: Knowledge Management made in Europe: 30 terms for 30 countries
  (Host: Theory and Terminology SIG)
  Weekly Themes: Interest in a Knowledge Management unified terminology; Definition of the core terminology; A terminology for a better understanding of Knowledge Management; The unified terminology in action

  Keynotes:
  What is knowledge? What is it not?
  What can Knowledge Management practitioners expect from a unified terminology?

  Workshops:
  A common terminology – Why?
  What is the core terminology in Knowledge Management?
  CEN workshop to better understand the CEN current work (CEN terminology subgroup)
  Knowledge Management expert on line: please, could you help me understanding some Knowledge Management concepts?
  How can we make the unified terminology of interest for the whole Knowledge Management community?
  CEN Workshop about Knowledge Management glossary (CEN terminology subgroup)

  Surveys:
  What is the main obstacle of a common Knowledge Management terminology initiative? (poll)
  A unified terminology should be: ? (poll)
  Do these terms pertain to the Knowledge Management core terminology? (list of 15 problematic terms)
  According to you, what is the best definition of knowledge management? (poll)
  What do you expect from an unified Knowledge Management terminology? (poll)

• Jan 2003: Theme 3: Do I need Knowledge Management in my SME?
  (Host: KM in SMEs SIG)
  Weekly Focus: French week; Eastern European Week; Spanish Week; German and Swiss week

  Keynotes:
  Knowledge Management at Polish SMEs
  Toward the practice of Knowledge Management in SMEs
  Knowledge Management at Swiss SMEs

  Workshops:
  L’immatériel et la gestion des connaissances
  How did First Tuesday provide an exciting environment for knowledge sharing between small start-ups and high tech companies in Eastern Europe?
  Intelligence at Business and Knowledge Management
  Knowledge Management in German SMEs

  Interviews:
  Cluster the Conocimiento
  German chambers of industry and commerce

  Case Studies / Research:
  Against the odds – world-leadership through superior knowledge creation
  A report about the cluster situation in Europe
  Regionen stärken durch elektronische Plattformen: Lernen durch Erfahrungen

  Discussion Forum:
  15 stimulating questions to business leaders: “How is the status of KM in your SME?

• Nov 2002: Theme 2: Motivating knowledge workers: technology, rewarding and beyond
  (Host: KM and Emotional Intelligence SIG)
  Keynotes:
  The Embedded Knowledge Worker – How to make the knowledge worker a spider in its web
  The experience in Skandia in order to exploit intellectual capital and motivate knowledge workers
  Leading organizations where work is fun

  Workshops:
  Motivating the knowledge workers: technology, rewarding and beyond (offline @ Europe KM 2002 Conference)
  The Embedded Knowledge Worker
  Models of Excellence and Organisational Alignment
  Leading organizations where work is fun

  Surveys:
  Survey at the KM Europe 2002 Conference (London)
  How much should knowledge workers count on ICT to improve their job performance?
  How important is the role of rewards for knowledge workers?
  How important is the management style for knowledge workers?
  How much should knowledge workers be involved in defining Human Resource strategies and policies?

• Oct 2002: Theme 1: What type of business problems can you solve with Knowledge Management?
  (Host: KM Implementation SIG)
  Keynotes:
  Business Problems and Knowledge Management at British Telecom
  Business Problems and Knowledge Management at Siemens
  Business Problems and Knowledge Management at SME’s
  Business problems and Knowledge Management at PwC

  Workshops:
  Knowledge Management at British Telecom
  How does Siemens implement Knowledge Management with success? (offline KM-Forum @ Siemens)
  The Role of Conversation in Knowledge Management
  Problems for solutions: From research to business (offline @ EBEW Conference 2002, CANCELLED?)

  Surveys:
  What knowledge-related business problems is your company facing? (poll)
  How important is Knowledge Management? (poll)
  Who’s the driver for Knowledge Management in your company? (poll)
  Why Knowledge Management? (poll)
  Do you need to measure the benefits of Knowledge Management? (poll)
  What business benefits did you get from the Knowledge Management system you implemented? (offline @ EBEW Conference 2002)
  What benefits did you get out of this theme?

  Interviews:
  Knowledge Management at Royal Dutch Shell Group
  Knowledge Management at Schlumberger Sema
  How to solve daily business problems with Knowledge Management
  Knowledge Management at DaimlerChrysler
  Business problems to address with Knowledge Management in RTD projects (offline @ EBEW 2002 Conference)

Workshops

Workshops @ Conferences

• eBusiness – Collaboration in Online Communities of Practice, 20 October 2005, Ljubljana, Slovenia
  (Workshop in conjunction with eChallenges Conference & Exhibition, 19-21 Oct)
  Learning from Each Other: Online and Face to Face Communities of Practice
  Support Requirements for Effective Virtual Collaboration in Online Communities of Practice
  Outlook: Virtual Collaboration in Online Communities of Practices (CoPs) – Where Do We Go?

  Discussion Groups: Why Communities of Practices?; The Dos and Donts for Community Management

• The transformational role of KnowledgeBoard – exploring the opportunities, together, May 24, 2005, Birmingham, United Kingdom
  (Workshop in conjunction with the Conference of the European Consortium for the Learning Organisation (ECLO), May 23-24)
• Knowledge Management Projects’ Roadmapping Workshops, 18 June 2003, Espoo, Finland
  (Series of Workshops in conjunction with the International Conference on Engineering, Technology and Innovation (ICE), 16-18 Jun;part of the EKMF Monthly Theme 7: Knowledge Management Infrastructure and Tools)
  RM1. TNEE – Network of Excellence on Extended Enterprise
  RM2. ROADCON – Roadmapping Future RTD in Construction ICT
  RM3. ROCKET – Knowledge for the Industrial Environment
  RM7. VISION Roadmap Workshop
  RM4. VOMAP – A roadmap for advanced virtual organisations
  RM5. COCONET Context Aware Knowledge Supported Work
  RM6. Organisation and Human Issue in ICT implementation

• Towards a Common Knowledge Management Framework in Europe, 17 October 2001, Venice, Italy
  (Workshop in conjunction with e-Business and e-Work, Conference and Exhibition, 17-19 Oct)
  Introduction: A common European Knowledge Management framework
  Objects and Terminology of a Knowledge Management framework (Interactive Metalpan like session)
  Definition of a Knowledge Management framework and selection of the core Knowledge Management terminology

• Strategic thinking and Performance management from a knowledge perspective, 26 June 2001, Bremen, Germany
  (Workshop in conjunction with the International Conference on Engineering, Technology and Innovation (ICE), 27-29 Jun)

Other Onsite Workshops:

• Assessing the Impact of your Knowledge Management Initiative, 30 April 2003, University Vienna, Vienna, Austria (CANCELLED)
  (part of the EKMF Monthly Theme 5: Knowledge Management Disasters & Knowledge Management Victories)
• Knowledge Management Forum, 9 October 2002, Siemens, Munich, Germany
  Workshop Theme: How does Siemens implement Knowledge Management with success?
  (part of the EKMF Monthly Theme 1: What type of business problems can you solve with Knowledge Management?)
  Knowledge for Success”: Introduction Knowledge Management at Siemens
  ICN/ICM ShareNet: The Knowledge Sharing Network
  Boosting Product Development within Infineon by Communities of Practice
  The Siemens/ CIBIT Knowledge Strategy Process: a method for business owners and their teams to determine strategy and action plans
  KnowledgeSharing@MED – Your Network for Our Success
  Knowledge Management for Real-World Business Challenges

• Product Development Know-How Share and Exchange in the Extended Enterprise, 26 March 2002, University of Nottingham,
  (Logistics Research Network Workshop; Organizer: UNOTT and The Institute of Logistics and Transport)
• Normungspotential des Wissensmanagements, 19 June 2001, Bremen
  (Workshop with the BVMW – The German Confederation of SMEs, Bremen Chapter, Commission for Standardization)
• Common Approaches and Standardisation in KM, 14 June 2001, Brussels, Belgium
  (Workshop in conjunction with the European Commission’s IST Key Action II Concertation Meeting)

Online Workshops:

Jan 2007: Cynefin network methods and tools for harvesting and get people to use knowledge; Knowledge management for Sustainability

Nov 2006: Organisations as Living Systems – Value Networks and Measuring Intangibles
Aug 2006: The Practical side of Knowledge Management
May 2006: Deconstructing Knowledge Management
Feb 2006: The Lisbon Strategy: why is it failing, and what can we do about it?

May 2005: The transformational role of KnowledgeBoard (workshop; online + offline @ ECLO 2005 conference)

Jun 2004: The conversing company: a hub of innovation (workshop)

Oct 2003: Monthly Theme Workshops
Sep 2003: Monthly Theme Workshops; Live Trust debate (host: John Moore, KM and Trust SIG)
Jun 2003: Monthly Theme Workshops
May 2003: Monthly Theme Workshops
Apr 2003: Monthly Theme Workshops
Mar 2003: Monthly Theme Workshops
Feb 2003: First Tuesday – From a Network of Opportunities to a Knowledge Network
Jan 2003: Monthly Theme Workshops

Oct 2002: Monthly Theme Workshops
Aug 2002: Innovation Superhighway
Jul 2002: Knowledge Management Pitfalls and Challenges
Jun 2002: The Coaching Approach in Knowledge Management
May 2002: Innovation Management
Apr 2002: Standardisation in Knowledge Management
Feb 2002: Behavioural issues in Knowledge Management
Jan 2002: Knowledge Management within the UK National Health Service

Nov 2001: Knowledge Management games as tools for specifying Knowledge Management; A Knowledge Management Practitioners Toolkit
Oct 2001: Scenarios for the Knowledge Economy
Aug 2001: Branding and Marketing a Knowledge Management Initiative
Jul 2001: Animating the system – the human dimensions of Knowledge Management
Jun 2001: The Role of Ontologies in Knowledge Management
May 2001: Games and action: an interactive approach towards Knowledge Management

CEN/ISSS Workshop on Knowledge Management ²⁾

Nov 2003: CEN KM Workshop Final Meeting, 26 November 2003
Sep 2003: 4th CEN KM Workshop Project Team Working Meeting, 29 September 2003, Brussels, Belgium
KM Standardisation conference, 15 May 2003 (to be confirmed)
May 2003: 3rd CEN KM Workshop Project Team Working Meeting, 12-13 May 2003, Brussels, Belgium

Apr 2003: Knowledge Management Measurement and Metrics – Contributions from the CEN work for a ‘European Guide to Good Practice in Knowledge Management, 17 April 2003, KnowledgeBoard, online
Mar 2003: CEN online workshop about defining a Knowledge Management glossary, 27 March 2003, KnowledgeBoard, online | CEN workshop to better understand the CEN current work, 13 March 2003, KnowledgeBoard, online

Feb 2003: 2nd CEN KM Workshop Project Team Working Meeting, 06 February 2003, Brussels, Belgium
Oct 2002: 1st CEN KM Workshop Project Team Working Meeting, 14 October 2002, Brussels, Belgium

Jun 2002: CEN KM Workshop Project Kick-Off Meeting, 24 June 2002, Brussels, Belgium
Mar 2002: 2nd CEN KM Workshop Project Pre-Kick-Off Meeting, 21 March 2002, Brussels, Belgium
Jan 2002: 1st CEN KM Workshop Project Pre-Kick-Off Meeting, 31 January 2002, Brussels, Belgium

Events

Onsite Events:

Knowledge Sharing in Networked NGOs – a future-oriented networking event, 29th October 2003, Brussels
(Organizer: EKMF NeiGhbOurhood SIG; Host: European Commission)

Book of the Month (online):

Mar 2007: Buying Knowledge: Effective Acquisition Of External Knowledge
Feb 2007: Your Leadership Legacy
Jan 2007: Ten Steps to Maturity in Knowledge Management

Sep 2006: Trends in Enterprise Knowledge Management
Jun 2006: Knowledge Economies: Emerging Principles, Practices and Policies
Jan 2006: Deep Smarts

Nov 2005: Thinking for a Living
Sep 2005: The World Cafe
Aug 2005: The Engaged Enterprise
Jun 2005: In Search of Innovation
Jan 2005: Intellectual Capital for Communities

Dec 2004: People-Focused Knowledge Management: How Effective Decision Making Leads to Corporate Success
Jul 2004: The Innovation Superhighway (KnowledgeBoard’s first Book of the Month)

Project of the Month (online):

Feb 2007: RUSMECO Project – Competitiveness of innovative Russian SMEs through an inter-regional network with a Community of Practice (CoP)

Dec 2005; The “Knowledge Web” project – Bringing the current web to its full potential
Jun 2005: aceMedia – advances in Semantic Web and multimedia content processing technology
May 2005: REWERSE – REasoning on the WEb with Rules and SEmantics
Apr 2005: Mummy – research into mobile computing and Knowledge Management
Mar 2005: MOSAIC – the future mobile and collaborative workplace
Feb 2005: Wear-IT – the human and social challenges of wearable computing

Nov 2004: The Symphony Way – Growth through Collaboration; RODEO – achieving adaptability and robustness in turbulent environments
Oct 2004: Virtual Enterprise Forum (VE-Forum)
Aug 2004: Multimedia Interaction for Learning and Knowing (MILK)
Jul 2004: Disrupt It (DI): The DI Fast Assessment Tool (KnowledgeBoard’s first Project of the Month)