KMI Grads and Instructors in the News

Maggie Starkey, who recently earned her Organization Development Certification at KMI, will be speaking at the large annual conference held in Washington DC, Nov 18-21.  Check out this and other KM conferences (with discount codes) at the KMI Conference page here...

Stephanie Barnes, who teaches our CKS - Creative KM program, was ranked in the "Top 50 Global Thought Leaders and Influencers on Creativity 2024" - an annual global ranking conducted by Thinkers360.  Congrats Stephanie!

For our debut, CKM Instructors John Hovell, Rooven Pakkiri, and Jack Merklein come together to discuss the hottest topic of the day and how it affects Knowledge Managers and the KM field.

John was joined by special guest Larriza Thurler for a brief but deep dive into Design Thinking and Data Science in this clip. (first 23 mins were recorded)

FYI: John hosts regular "Knowledge Cafes" on a variety of topics. Check out his Meet-up page for more....

Based in Turkey, Mustafa is one of our newest CKM Instructors and will be teaching CKM classes in Turkish/English later this year.

Meets online May 9th, 11:30am-1pm ET.

Ekta Sachania's been busy drafting pieces on the hot topic of Knowledge-Mapping, and her articles are getting the highest number of clicks (or readers) that we have seen.  Congrats Ekta!

Ekta Sachania's been busy drafting pieces on the hot topic of Knowledge-Mapping, and her articles are getting the highest number of clicks (or readers) that we have seen.  Congrats Ekta!

Part 1: Are you Knowledge-Mapping your Organization's Knowledge Yet?
Part 2: Mapping the Success Quotient of your Business with Knowledge Mapping
Part 3: Why Knowledge Mapping is the First Step and Not the End Goal

Hank Malik will be Featured at the "Transformational Knowledge Management, Information, Process, Technology, and People" conference, Rotterdam, Netherlands, Apr 25 (in-person and online).  Hank is Knowledge Management Lead Partner, at Nuclear Waste Services.

Dr. Rhem teaches the CKS in Information Architecture and is KMI's leading expert in KM Technology with several books published.

Organizational knowledge is broadly classified into explicit and tacit. While explicit knowledge is tangible and is captured through processes, documentation, books, videos, etc, the fact is that this forms only a fraction of any organization’s knowledge while the rest of the knowledge bound to peoples’ experiences, intuition, insights, expertise, and personal conclusions is tacit knowledge.

The new course covers basic concepts, allowing Stephanie Barnes to focus on other experiences when she delivers the next Creative KM course in October, '24. The next Creative KM class will also tie into the CKS in Innovation Management that [KMI Instructor] John Lewis covers. See more on Radical KM in the button below...

Organizational knowledge is broadly classified into explicit and tacit.  While explicit knowledge is tangle and is captured through processes, documentation, books, videos, etc, the fact is that this forms only a fraction of any organization’s knowledge while the rest of the knowledge bound to peoples’ experiences, intuition, insights, expertise, and personal conclusions is tacit knowledge.

In this webinar, John Hovell and Dr. Rachel Teague dig into how AI is affecting Knowledge Transfer (KT) in the workplace and our everyday lives. How will AI modernize Knowledge Transfer in the near future? Is human application still important for KT? What can we learn from this?

Have you ever stopped to think about the ways we incorporate our KM experience in our everyday lives?  I had this realization during a family vacation to South America back in December...

For their Week #1 "Top Tips" click here...
For their Week #2 "Top Tips" click here...
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For their Week #4 "Top Tips" click here...

FYI: next OD Certification class is coming up Mar 18-20.  Details here...

After 7 years it’s time for the UK KMb Forum to return to Scotland! The 2024 forum will take place on 8th-9th May in Dundee, located at Discovery Point, home of the RRS Discovery.

Ekta recently drafted two well-received articles:

• It's a New Year - New KM Focus on AI and KM Integration
• Knowledge Management as Enabler for Quick Response Teams (QRTs)

And Michael just published his latest of many:

• Lessons Learned to Become a Future Ready Organization

The in-person conference takes place at the beautiful Trinity College Dublin,
June 10-11, 2024.

Featured Speakers are: Stephanie Barnes, KM Consultant / Chief Chaos Organiser, Entelechy (teaches the CKS in Creative KM); David Gurteen, CEO of Gurteen Knowledge (teaches the CKS in Conversational Leadership); and Zach Wahl, CEO of long-time partner Enterprise Knowledge (original author/instructor of the CKS in Taxonomy Design).  Click button for conference website and registration...

Listen to Dr. Tony Rhem, a leader in #genai, #knowledgemanagement and author of Essential Topics in Artificial Intelligence.

Tony talks about opportunities in healthcare, legal, and finance, that will redefine career opportunities in those fields and more.

"What might be the impact of Artificial Intelligence on Conversational Leadership?"

(first 25 mins recorded)

CKM Grads Dr. Rachel Teague and Timothy Billbrough Were Published!

We are excited to share that Rachel and Timothy were recently published in the International Journal for Infonomics (IJI)!

Article title: "Knowledge Management in Education: Often the Missing Link in Developing
a Robust Learning Organization."  Click button below for the full paper...

Congrats Grads!

Check out: "Today's Knowledge Management - Why KM is More Important than Land, Labour, or Capital"