The spotlight on knowledge management: joining in the discussion
While knowledge management has emerged from a variety of other disciplines - its strength lies in its power to combine the organisational elements of people, process, technology and content into a coherent approach to address gaps in organisational capability.
The Australian Knowledge Management Standard (2005) has now been signed off by the Technical Committee and Standards Australia and is ready for publication. The presentation will include a full briefing of the content of the Standard, including key ideas such as the knowledge ecosystem, the map-build-operationalise framework and knowledge enablers.
Against the background of the new Australian Knowledge Management Standard join Sue Halbwirth and Kim Sbarcea in sharing some ideas, challenges and "hopes" for knowledge management.
Come along be prepared to share your ideas and thoughts...
WHO: Sue Halbwirth (Chair, Standards Australia Knowledge Management Committee and Senior Lecturer, KM, Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences, UTS) and Kim Sbarcea (Member, Standards Australia Knowledge Management Committee and Director Knowledge Networks, ASIC).
WHEN: 12pm, Wednesday 7th September 2005.
WHERE: Standards Australia, 286 Sussex Street, Sydney NSW 2000.
HOW MUCH: Free! If you plan to attend, please RSVP by e-mail to nswkmforum@gmail.com
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