Knowledge Managment News Updates

By Bill Ives
Expert Author
Article Date: 2009-03-26

The 13th annual KMWorld Conference and Exhibition will be held on November 17 - 19, 2009 at the San Jose McEnery Convention Center, in San Jose, California. The theme is Resetting the Enterprise: Focusing on People, Talent & Knowledge. Their site is up and they have issued their call for papers. The deadline is April 15.

2009 KMWorld Conference Call for Papers

I have presented here five times (see for example, "Thinking for a Living" -Thomas Davenport at KM World and KM World 2006 - San Jose). I look forward to being part of this upcoming session. It is great location and important conference. It is nice to see it still going strong as a symbol of knowledge management's longevity. Their is now a KM World blog. Hope to see you there.

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KM World Expands Its Own Blog

KM World now has a blog organized by Jane Dysart. A number of knowledge management bloggers have now committed to provide posts. There are posts from Dave Snowden and Dave Pollard up already. Here is my first contribution, Memories of Early KM Brought Back with McKinsey Report on Making Enterprise 2.0 Work. It is a cross post from this blog as a starter but I look to provide some original content going forward with a few cross posts sprinkled in when I think they are especially relevant.

I am looking forward to the upcoming KM World 09 on November 17-19 as I plan to attend and do a workshop this year. Details to follow. I hope to see you there.

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About the Author:
Dr. Bill Ives is an independent consultant and writer who has worked with Fortune 100 companies in business uses of emerging technologies for over 20 years. For several years he led the Knowledge Management Practice for a large consulting firm.. Now he primarily helps companies with their business blogs. He is also the VP of Social Media and blogger for TVissimo, a new TV schedule search engine. Prior to consulting, Dr. Ives was a Research Associate at Harvard University exploring the effects of media on cognition. He obtained his Ph. D. in Educational Psychology from the University of Toronto. Bill can be reached at his blog: Portals and KM. He also writes for the FastForward blog and the AppGap blog.