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The University of Warwick offers the following Knowledge Management education and training opportunities:

Warwick Business School (WBS)1)

Communities

Innovation, Knowledge & Organizational Networks Research Centre/Unit (IKON)2)

  • KIN – The Innovation Network* (2001-2020)3)
  • Organizational Learning, Knowledge and Capabilities Community (OLKC community)

Research

  • Evolution of Business Knowledge (EBK) Research Programme* (2002-2007)4)

Graduate Degrees/Programs

  • MPhil/MRes/PhD Business & Management5) (Innovation and Entrepreneurship research area: Knowledge Management)
  • Doctor of Business Administration (DBA)

Conferences

  • International Conference on Organizational Learning, Knowledge and Capabilities (OLKC)*6)
  • European Conference on Organizational Knowledge, Learning, and Capabilities (OKLC)**6)7)
  • Evolution of Business Knowledge (EBK) Research Programme Conference**
    • EBK Programme Final Conference, 17. October 2006, Confederation of British Industry, London, United Kingdom
        Welcome and Introduction

        Keynotes:
        New Challenges in Business Knowledge – the Open Source model
        The UK’s place in the Global Economy – exploiting our knowledge-base
        Fuel for Growth

        EBK Presentations:
        Organising Knowledge for Innovation
        Management Knowledge in Action
        Managing knowledge across boundaries
        The Research Perspective on Business Knowledge

        Project Presentations:
        The Measurement and Valuation of Intangible Assets in the Service Sector
        Shaping Knowledge through Dialogue: analysing corporate social responsibility
        Facilitating Innovation thought the Measurement and Management of Intangibles
        Corporate History, Narrative and Business Knowledge
        The Dynamics of Networked Innovations: barriers to knowledge transfer
        The Dynamics of Knowledge Production in the Business School: A comparative study
        Knowledge Evolution in Action: consultancy-client relationships
        The Evolution of Biomedical knowledge: Interactive Innovation in the UK and US

      • EBK Programme Launch Conference, 19. November 2003, Confederation of British Industry, London, United Kingdom
          The EBK programme and the ESRC mission

          Keynote: Launch of the Evolution of Business Knowledge Research Programme

          New models of innovation
          Complex Knowledge: Beyond Knowledge Management
          Accounting for People

          Parallel workshop discussions on EBK themes:
          Making knowledge an asset not a cost’
          Management knowledge in action
          Organizing for innovation
          The influence of relationships on the shaping and sharing of knowledge

          Feedback from workshops and concluding remarks

    Seminars

    Process, Practice and Institutions Research Programme (PPI) online seminars

      Sep 2020: Developing Tacit Knowledge in Organisations

    IKON Seminars (2/2005-6/2006 known as EBK/IKON Seminar Series)

      TBC 2013: Reflexive versus Intuitive Collaboration: Exploring Communicative Strategies in Virtual Knowledge Sharing

      Sep 2009: Social learning theory and the future of learning

      Jun 2008: Knowledge structures of prospectors, analyzers and defenders: content, structure, stability and performance
      Mar 2008: Emergence and dynamics of innovation networks

      Jun 2007: Exploring cognition in practice: norms, rules, and routines in an engineering team

      Jun 2006: Changing Medical Practices – A Study of Cross-Disciplinary Collaboration, Learning and Innovation in a Norwegian University Hospital
      May 2006: Creating cafés – not libraries. Knowledge sharing in a hospital; Actor-network Theory and the Sociology of Translation. A Tale of Different Twins

      Dec 2005: The Incommensurability of Knowledge Regimes

      Nov 2005: Creativity Management in Industrial R&D Organizations: A Crea-Political Process Model and Empirical Evidence at Corus RD&T
      Jun 2005: Knowledge and boundaries: What I have learned from worrying about both
      May 2005: Studying Organisation Knowledge
      Apr 2005: The Accumulation of Knowledge in Project Environments
      Mar 2005: Community of Practice: The Life of a Concept

      Oct 2004: Knowledge Creation: a critique of Nonaka’s theory; Knowledge Managers
      Apr 2004: Utilization of Knowledge in Building Design – Organising, Reproducing and Developing practices

      Dec 2003: Knowing as desiring. Mythic knowledge and the knowledge journey in communities of practitioners; The new world of knowledge within organisations and beyond: a multi-disciplinary perspective on knowledge management
      Mar 2003: The Business School as Knowledge Space
      Jan 2003: Hegemonic Knowledge and the Organisational Imagination

      Dec 2002: Mapping the critical dimensions of project-based learning: illustrations from the field
      Nov 2002: A network perspective on Operations Management: Lessons to be learned from research on intra- and inter-organisational networks; Work in the New Economy: Towards a Theory of Organizational Knowledge Supply

      TBA 2002: Merging cages: management control, social identity, and identification in a knowledge-intensive firm

      Feb 2000: Innovation Networks: a View from the Inside

    EBK Research Programme Seminars

      Sep 2004: Management Knowledge & Skills in the UK

    ESRC (Economic and Social Research Council) Seminar Series on “Innovation and Networking”

      Jun 2000: Systemic Innovations
      Feb 2000: User Networks in the Design of Smart Products

      Sep 1999: Networks and the Management of Process Innovation
      Jun 1999: Researching Innovation Networks
      Apr 1999: Interfirm Networks and the Innovation Process
      Feb 1998: Conceptualising Innovation and Networking

    Workshops

    IKON Workshops

      Dec 2016: Connections in Action: Keeping Track of Large Social Phenomena using Relational and ‘Micro-sociological’ approaches

      May 2009: Surfacing the Invisible in Studies of Knowledge, Innovation and Organizational Networks

      May 2003: Current Approaches to Innovation and Knowledge Work

    EKB Research Programme Workshops

      Sep 2006: Workshop on Academic-Business Networks: linking research, knowledge sharing and practice
      Jun 2006: Management Knowledge in Action Workshop
      May 2006: Workshop on Exploring Innovation Processes in Healthcare: The Challenges of Collaboration and Governance
      Mar 2006: Workshop on Managing through projects in knowledge-based environments: strategy and practice

      Nov 2005: Researching Business Knowledge – methodological challenges
      Sep 2005: Masterclass in Social Network Analysis (in cooperation with the Knowledge and Innovation Network)
      May 2005: Knowledge: Beyond Business Transformation Workshop
      Apr 2005: Scientific and Managerial Knowledge Workshop

      Nov 2004: Workshop on the Evolution of Business Knowledge in SMEs
      Sep 2004: Management Knowledge & Skills in the UK: Linking Research & Policy (jointly organized with the Skills, Knowledge and Organizational Performance (SKOPE) Research Centre)
      Jun 2004: Knowledge Sharing Across Boundaries Workshop (in cooperation with the Advanced Institute of Management (AIM) research programme; in conjunction with the ESRC Social Science Week)

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    Notes:

    1) Until 1987, WBS was known as School of Industrial and Business Studies (SIBS)
    2) Established in 1997, the Innovation, Knowledge and Organizational Networks (IKON) Research Unit includes also members from other institutions like the University of Leicester Management Centre, and the Royal Holloway College, University of London.
    3) Until February 2018, KIN - The Innovation Network was known as Knowledge and Innovation Network (KIN). Until 2004 KIN was a joint venture with the Management Centre at the University of Leicester.
    4) The EKB research programme was funded by the UK's ESRC (Economic and Social Research Council) and DTI (Department for Trade and Industry)
    5) The "Business and Management" research degree stream was formerly known as "General" stream. The whole research degrgree was known as "Industrial Relations and Organisational Behaviour"
    6) In 2006 the International Conference on Organizational Learning, Knowledge and Capabilities (OLKC) was established through a merger of the International Conference on Organizational Learning and Knowledge (OLK), organized by Lancaster University Management School (since 1996), and the European Conference on Organizational Knowledge, Learning, and Capabilities (OKLC), organized by the Warwick Business School (since 2000).
    7) OKLC was initially known as the Conference on 'Knowledge Management: Concepts and Controversies' (2000) and the OLKC 2: International Conference on 'Managing Knowledge: Conversations and Critiques' (2001)

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