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The University of California, Berkeley (UC Berkeley, Berkeley, or Cal), formerly the University of California, College of California, and the Contra Costa Academy, has offered the following Knowledge Management education and training opportunities:
Walter A. Haas School of Business (Berkeley Haas)1)
Conferences
- 11th International Symposium on Open Collaboration (OpenSym 2015), 19-21 August, 2015, San Francisco, USA
(OpenSym Steering Commitee in cooperation with ACM SIGSOFT and SIGWEB; Host: University of California at Berkeley, Haas School of Business)
Institute for Business Innovation (IBI)2)
- Annual UC Berkeley Forum on Knowledge and the Firm**3)
- 6th Annual UC Berkeley Forum on Knowledge and the Firm, October 24-25, 2002, Chiyoda-ku (Tokyo), Japan
Conference Theme: Firm’s Dynamic Capabilities and Knowledge Branding – Creative Organization in the Knowledge Era
(Host: Graduate School of International Corporate Strategy, Hitotsubashi University)-
Keynotes:
Knowledge-Based Company
Knowledge-Driven Leadership
Methodology of Knowledge Creation and Synthesizing Capability
Honda Way – Firm’s DNA and Innovation
Branding Challenge
The Rise of Knowledge CapitalPanels:
High Level Dialogue on Dynamic Knowledge Economy (Global Knowledge Economy and Regional Culture)
Firm’s “Kata” and Concept Creation – case of MAKE companies
“Ba” – Innovating Toward New Organization
Knowledge Branding
Knowledge Assets” in Strategic KM Practice - 5th Annual UC Berkeley Forum on Knowledge and the Firm, September 21, 2001, Berkeley, CA, USA
Conference Theme: New Patterns of Management in the Knowledge Economy-
Keynotes: (2)
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New Organizational Linkages: Demystifying B2B
New Organizational Structure: Configuring Knowledge-based Enterprises
New Patterns of Management: Preparing for the Knowledge Economy - 4th Annual UC Berkeley Forum on Knowledge and the Firm, September 29, 2000, Berkeley, CA, USA
Conference Theme: Creating and Exploiting Knowledge Assets in the Internet-enabled Economy-
Keynotes: (1)
Title n.a.Panels:
Knowledge-Driven Marketing
Inter-firm Knowledge-based Innovation
Leadership for Knowledge-based Innovation
Value Creation in the New Economy - 3rd Annual UC Berkeley Forum on Knowledge and the Firm, October 14-15, 1999, Berkeley, CA, USA
Conference Theme:-
Conference program n.a.
- 2nd Annual UC Berkeley Forum on Knowledge and the Firm, 25 September 1998, Berkeley, CA, USA
Conference Theme: Knowledge Creation and Transfer-
Keynotes:
The Knowledge Worker
Paths of LearningPanels:
Building Corporate Competence: Knowledge Creativity, Transfer, and Use
The Future of Knowledge Management: Creativity, Entrepreneurship, and the New Economy
Knowledge at Work: The Practice of Knowledge Management
Creativity in Business: Fostering Knowledge Innovation - 1st Annual UC Berkeley Forum on Knowledge and the Firm, September 29-30, 1997, Berkeley, CA, USA
Conference Theme: Toward a Knowledge Context (?)-
Conference program n.a.
- 6th Annual UC Berkeley Forum on Knowledge and the Firm, October 24-25, 2002, Chiyoda-ku (Tokyo), Japan
Events
- May 1997: First professorship in knowledge created at UC Berkeley’s Haas School of Business; leading Japanese scholar will hold first post (Prof. Ikujiro Nonaka, Xerox Distinguished Professor in Knowledge) (press conference)
School of Information4)
Graduate Degrees/Programs
- Master of Information Management and Systems (MIMS)5)
Conferences
- 11th International Conference on Technology, Knowledge & Society, 23–24 February 2015, University of California at Berkeley, USA
Special Conference Focus: Big Data and the Politics of Participation in a Digital Age
Institute for the Study of Societal Issues (ISSI)6)
Conferences
- 1st International Conference on Technology, Knowledge and Society (Technology Conference 2005), 18-20 February 2005, University of California at Berkeley, USA
Conference Theme: Technology and Knowledge in an Open Society