Please email aga@... to order this report at a special price plus
receive the
pdf vesion Social Media Tool-Kit for free.
This report aims to portray the current position in Australia and the
Asia-Pacific region of
the use of e-learning through a social context lens that is relevant for both
business and
government sectors.
Going through the report it explains why e-learning matters through a social
networking
lens. This enables us to understand the broader concepts of organisation capital
within
e-learning networks. Change is all around us; there is even a special variety of
digital
linguistics that plays an important role in any discussion on e-learning.
Hi All, in the hopes of gaining buy-in for your company on KM initiatives, we
are looking to allow delegates to bring their managers for free to KM Australia
on the last session of Day One.
This is on World Knowledge Café and How can KM be used to assist organisations
and individuals to survive in our current economic climate?
Also, there will be some networking afterwards - how do you feel this will go -
will the managers go?
The brochure for KM Australia is available for download - www.kmaustralia.com
Dave Snowden, Founder and Chief Scientific Officer, Cognitive Edge Pte Ltd
Jeanne Holm, Chief Knowledge Officer, NASA
J. Roberto Evaristo, Knowledge Management Program Office, 3M
Olimpia Salas, Owner, Prospectia
Take advantage of our Super Early Bird Offer: Only $1195 (save $300) when you book before 27th March 2009
You don't need to be a KM professional to feel at home. At 'KM Australia - From Diverse Perspectives', knowledge management comes in all shapes and sizes. This year, we have made a bold move to examine all disciplines that KM affects and which consequently affect KM. See how KM affects you in your role and organisation! As always, you will still see developments in KM practices linked with collaborative and innovative working techniques; and this year's event will allow for even more interaction, innovation and networking than in past years. From the UK to South America, hear from our group of acclaimed international keynotes representing NASA, 3M, Cognitive Edge and Prospectia.
The KM Australia website is now live and features our four international keynote speakers, programme and interactive highlights.
What delegates had to say about KM Australia 2008:
"Well done! A great conference with a broad array of speakers. The overseas speakers added so much value!" - Department of Innovation, Industry & Regional Development
"Very useful! A good mix of sound practical case studies and learnings with KM theory and basic principles" - Powerlink QLD
"The quality of speakers has been well above other conferences. Thank you!" - NSW Treasury
"Fantastic networking opportunities - loved the KM Arena" - ElectraNet
KM Australia – From Diverse Perspectives will allow you to:
Hear world leaders in KM delve into opportunities and challenges in collaborative working, distributed computing, strategic management and decision making
Network and connect with KM professionals from around the globe
Hear results driven case studies from Australian practitioners, and learn how they achieved KM buy-in within their organisations
Explore KM toolsets and their practical application within business
Get hands-on experience through attending our pre and post-conference workshops, where you'll have the opportunity to work with the best in the field of knowledge management
Share experiences during intense interactive sessions including a one on one debate, KM method cards activity, and World Knowledge Café
Improve your understanding of how to achieve enterprise-wide knowledge sharing and collaboration
We hope you can join the Ark Group and other KM Professional at KM Australia - From Diverse Perspectives. Knowledge Management is important to every organisation. Contact Ark Group Australia today to discover more about this exciting conference and how vital KM can be for your role within your orgnisation.
For further information or to request a brochure, please respond to aga@... or call +61 1300 550 662
Managing IT Projects Achieveing successful IT project delivery within your business Date: 15 - 16 April 2009 Location: Rydges World Square, Sydney Event Type: Conference
eLearning and Instructional Design Driving online and collaborative learning within your organisation Date: 12 - 15 May 2009 Location: Novotel Melbourne on Collins Event Type: Conference
Being a Successful Knowledge Leader Author: Arthur Shelley Year published: 2008 Pages: 280 Price: A$ 495 + GST This highly practical guide to leading knowledge-based programs will help you to generate benefits and enhance performance
Leveraging Tacit Knowledge for Competitive Advantage Author: Joanna Goodman Year Published: 2008 Pages: 102 Price: A $595 + GST Format: Hard Copy Specifically researched and written to benefit law firm managers during this challenging time, equipping you with key tools and techniques to capture, manage and transfer knowledge and experience effectively within your firm.
For more information on any of our publications please contact Christie Bennett cbennett@... or call us on +61 1300 550 662.
Protecting your organisation against future uncertainty
Hi All - Ark are trying something new for us, by presenting a webinar
and will have Dave Snowden and Dr Michael Jackson talking about horizon
scaaning and social computing to explain how these two disciplines can
work together to help organisations plan for the future and protect
themselves against unexpected threats.
http://www.ark-group.com/section.asp?docId=444 go here to find out more
about it - the time is way past my bedtime, but others may be able to
take part.
A kickstart discussion for 2009. Your opinions matter.
Where do you see KM, CM, IM heading in 2009/ 2010?
I would appreciate feedback from everyone, vendor, practioner,
consultant... politician.
We have a magazine called Inside Knowledge – www.ikmagazine.com and
there is an article by Zeke Wolfberg, who works for the US Defense
Intelligence Agency.
"The term `jumbo shrimp' has always amazed me. What is a jumbo
shrimp? I mean, it's like `military intelligence' – the words don't
go together, man." — George Carlin, Saturday Night Live, October 11,
1975
In the article Mr Wolfberg states:
"Even though DIA is a knowledge enterprise, for the first four
decades we didn't think of ourselves in that way. We didn't equate
intelligence and knowledge, and thought of ourselves as an
intelligence enterprise. As a consequence, our culture was
excessively secretive and conservative. The knowledge we formerly
produced was as factual as it is today but our culture didn't
encourage speculation or making inferential leaps based on the
facts."
He also talks about: `Increasing collaboration' means getting people
who should work together to actually work together. It means people
who today work in parallel might start to share their research and
analysis. It also means people who work various pieces of problems
(like what it takes to send our people on overseas deployment) get
together and start working as a team. It also means that people who
today `collaborate' by sharing their finished work products stop
doing that and start sitting down together from the start to solve
problems.
`Knowledge integration' means overcoming the tendency to hold onto
information – whether collected, analysed, distilled, created, or
however it came into one's possession – as if it belonged to your own
office or to your personally. Knowledge within the intelligence
community cannot be proprietary property, and by sharing it we enable
it to find the people who need it.
After that introduction, my question is how do you see Collaboration
and the tools to make it happen evolving over the next year or two –
or are tools necessary?
Two-day masterclass 10-11 November 2008 Rydges World Square, Sydney
Enhancing knowledge and collaboration strategies by refining organisational culture, applying sensemaking techniques and harnessing digital opportunities
When undertaking knowledge sharing and collaborative activities, it can be difficult to effectively bring different organisational perspectives together to provide a meaningful outcome for the business. Not only is it crucial to engage the organisation to participate, collaborate and share, but also to distil collected information to transform it into intellectual capital.
Knowledge practitioners need to therefore apply various processes to achieve a coherent view of organisational knowledge. By applying sensemaking techniques it is possible to create a shared awareness and understanding that will promote enhanced knowledge management practice and allow deeper insights into organisational dynamics. Additionally, as more and more collaborative options present themselves in the form of social media, knowledge professionals need to carefully assess how to ensure that their work practices are effectively aligned with digital options.
By effectively examining culture, technology and processes, knowledge practitioners well then be better placed to effectively link KM to performance management and to use organisational knowledge as a basis for innovation. This two-day interactive masterclass will explore some of these challenges and equip you with practical ideas to implement in your organisation. Come prepared to discuss your personal challenges, and get involved in sharing ideas with the group.
This interactive masterclass will examine:
· Using knowledge sharing, collaboration and sensemaking techniques to improve organisational effectiveness
· Using social spaces to collaborate and transfer knowledge
· Describing the purposes, uses, and value of knowledge management in organisations
· Differentiating between data, information and knowledge
Redefining knowledge strategy and engaging a collaborative enterprise
25-27 November 2008
Suntec Singapore International Convention & Exhibition Centre
Five MAKE Award Winners to provide a practical focus at KM Asia 2008
Each year the Most Admired Knowledge Enterprises (MAKE) Awards recognise organisations who are leading the way in knowledge management, intellectual capital and organisational learning practices. These organisations have much valuable experience and practical insights to offer other organisations aspiring to build innovative and knowledge driven enterprises.
Keynote speaker Nicolas Gorjestani is a Former Chief Knowledge & Learning Officer at The World Bank, a five-time Global MAKE Award Winner recognised for creating an enterprise-driven knowledge culture, developing knowledge workers through senior management leadership, and for creating an environment for collaborative knowledge sharing.
Seven-time Global MAKE Award Winner, 3M, will be represented by J. Roberto Evaristo from their Knowledge Management Program Office, who will be giving a keynote presentation on how innovation in knowledge management is enabling organisational innovation at 3M. The 2007 MAKE panel recognised 3M for delivering value based on customer knowledge.
The programme also features Shell, the recipient of a seventh Global MAKE Award in 2007 for organisational learning and transforming enterprise knowledge into shareholder value. Eureka Forbes, Asia's largest direct sales company will present a case study describing the initiatives that led them to winning a 2007 Asian MAKE Award for its enterprise knowledge sharing and collaboration, and transforming enterprise knowledge into shareholder value. Eureka Forbes is a four-time Asian MAKE Finalist and two-time Asian MAKE Winner. MindTree Limited rounds out the MAKE Award Winner line-up, having been the overall winner of the 2007 Indian MAKE Awards.
As the KM Australia conference got underway last week, several keen bloggers were already writing about the proceedings and giving their thoughts on the event in general.
Below are some that we've come across, but please feel free to add to the list if you've either written a blog post yourself or have come across one in your reading.
Gene Smith, nForm User Experience (presented "Information architecture: the next five years" and "Social information architecture: from behaviour to structure)
Jeff Kelly, Hinchcliffe & Co. (presented "Abandon your content management: KM in the age of GooTube" and "Enterprise 2.0: KM's new capture and discover tools")
DQ Asia Pacific 2008
www.dqasiapacific.com
Register before 28 March - $1255.50 exc gst for this two day event
Aligning strategy and technology for improved data quality
29 April- 1 May 2008
Crystal Palace, Milsons Point, Sydney
AS YOU ARE PART OF THIS KM YAHOO GROUP PLEASE QUOTE SO-KM TO RECEIVE
AND EXTRA DISCOUNT OF 5% FROM THE ABOVE EARLY BIRD
Keynote speakers:
Dr. Thomas C. Redman
President, Navesink Consulting Group; and Co-founder, IAIDQ
C. Lwanga Yonke
Aera Energy LLC; and Advisor, IAIDQ
Practitioner case studies from:
National Australia Bank
MBF Australia Limited
Data Warehousing Institute
PricewaterhouseCoopers Australia
ANZLIC - The Spatial Information Council
Veda Advantage
Department of Natural Resources (NSW)
International Association for Information and Data Quality (IAIDQ)
Roberts Weaver Group
Shell Australia
BDO Kendalls
University of Melbourne
DQ Asia Pacific will provide opportunities to:
• Hear from keynote speakers on the latest advances in the data
quality space
• Choose between our technical and strategy streams to receive the
information
you want to take away from the event
• Hear international and local practitioners discuss improved
methodologies in
the capture, monitoring and use of data
• See the latest trends and products from leading providers in our
exhibition
space
www.dqasiapacific.com or email aga@...
I will be out of the office starting 18/10/2007 and will not return until 23/10/2007.
In my absence, please contact Matt Moore on ext 22662
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Hi all,
I am currently producing a conference focusing on "Demonstrating the
Strategic Importance of Internal Communication" and am keen to hear
from anyone who would be interested in presenting a case study at
the event.
The conference will take place 13-15 February in Melbourne, and
additional details can be provided upon request.
If either yourself or someone else from your organisation would be
interested in presenting, please contact me on my email address
listed below and I will be delighted to discuss the opportunity
further.
Cheers,
Jacqueline Garcia
Head of Production
Ark Group Australia
Direct: +61 2 8913 4004
Switch: +61 1300 550 662
Fax: +61 1300 550 663
Email: jgarcia@...
Ground Floor, 83 Walker St, North Sydney, NSW 2060
Hi All,
We have 5 free passes to KM Asia(conference only)to offer to you. The
pass is non-transferable and is subject to approval.
Email aga@... to express in obtaining one of these free
passes.
Best regards,
Steven Oesterreich
Director
Ark Group
www.kmasia.com
Hi all,
I just wanted to draw your attention to an upcoming masterclass
taking place in Malaysia.
The masterclass will focus on "Setting Up an Effective Knowledge
Management System", and is taking place 26-27 September in Kuala
Lumpur.
The full programme is available in the files section of the group,
so you can take a look and see if you might be interested in
attending.
If you would like any further information about this masterclass,
please do not hesitate to contact me.
Kind regards,
Jacqueline Garcia
Head of Production
Ark Group
Direct: +61 2 8913 4004
Switch: +61 1300 550 662
Fax: +61 1300 550 663
Email: jgarcia@...
Ground Floor, 83 Walker St, North Sydney, NSW 2060
Hi all,
I am currently producing a conference focusing upon Classification
Schemes and I'm keen to hear from people who are employed within the
public and private sector who might be interested in presenting at
the conference.
The conference will take place in Sydney, 3-5 December 2007, and I'd
be happy to provide additional information upon request.
If you or somebody from your organisation would be interested in
participating as a presenter, please contact me directly as I will
be more than happy to discuss the opportunity with you in further
detail.
Kind regards,
Valerie Moerbeck
Conference Producer
Ark Group
e: vmoerbeck@...
d: +61 02 8913 4006
s: +61 1300 550 662
Hello,
We have had some recent developments with KM Asia that may be of
interest, or may already know about.
Ark Group and iKMS recognise the value in providing the knowledge
community with greater access to two events which complement each
other, Ark Group's KM Asia, and iKMS' KM Singapore. KM Singapore will
take place on the day following the close of KM Asia and will focus
primarily on KM implementation and practice in Singapore, providing
an opportunity for KM professionals to gain a comprehensive
conference experience over four consecutive days.
iKMS members are featured in KM Asia, with former President Kan Siew
Ning participating in a speed debate, Patrick Lee from Singapore
Sports Council presenting a local practitioner case study, and
current President Patrick Lambe presenting a post-conference workshop.
Any iKMS members interested in attending the conference are entitled
to a special discounts to attend the conference and/or Patrick
Lambe's workshop, so please contact us on aga@... for
further information.
As part of this relationship, iKMS will be offering KM Asia attendees
the opportunity to attend KM Singapore at the special iKMS member
rate. KM Singapore will be taking place 1st November 2007 and more
details about the event and how to register can be found here:
http://www.kmsingapore.com/register.html
KM Arena will also make its debut in Asia. After its debut and
success at KM Australia, KM Asia 2007 is proud to bring you this
unique networking opportunity.
For more information go to www.kmasia.com or email
aga@....
Best regards,
Ark Group KM Research
After its debut and success at KM Australia, KM Asia 2007 is proud to bring you a unique networking opportunity called KM Arena.
Simple but effective!
Once at KM Asia, if there is someone at the conference you would like to meet, you can request that they meet you in the KM Arena.
How to arrange a meeting in KM Arena:
Look at the attendee list located at the Ark Group stand to see if there is anyone in particular you would like to meet
Head to the KM Arena and tell the Ark Group staff both your name and the name of the person/s you would like to meet
Watch the screen to see when the person you requested enters the Arena
Introduce yourself and begin networking!
Alternatively you can pre-arrange a meeting with someone by posting a message in this forum.
We encourage you to suggest topics online that you would be interested in discussing with other attendees. By posting in this group, you can generate some initial discussion, and then make plans to meet up in the KM Arena to explore the topic further.
We have positive expectations about this practical exercise and anticipate that this year's delegates will enjoy embracing the enhanced networking opportunities!
Michel Bauwens, one of the keynotes from KM Australia 2007, has kindly provided the following link to a video of a recent presentation given at Swinburne University.
The video was produced by Darren Sharp at Swinburne, and Michel has stated that it is by far the best presentation so far, clearly explaining the basics of the Peer to Peer Foundation's vision for peer to peer.
Michel made a great contribution to KM Australia this year and received great feedback, so if you are interested in find out more about Michel and his work, please visit http://p2pfoundation.net