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AIIM (Association for
Information and Image Management) International
A global community for
users and suppliers of Enterprise Content Management. |
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American Productivity & Quality
Center (APQC) - Knowledge Management
APQC is a nonprofit
organization supported by nearly 500 companies, government
organizations, and educational institutions. It is a
resource for process and performance improvement for
organizations of all sizes across all industries. APQC
provide the tools, information, expertise, and support
needed to discover and implement best practices in a variety
of areas including: benchmarking and best practices,
knowledge management, customer-focused systems,
organizational effectiveness, performance measurement,
shared services, and k-16 education. |
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ARPA's Knowledge Sharing Effort
(KSE) Public Library
The Knowledge Sharing
Effort is a consortium to develop conventions facilitating
sharing and reuse of knowledge bases and knowledge based
systems. The goal of the effort is to define, develop, and
test infrastructure and supporting technology to enable
participants to build much bigger and more broadly
functional systems than could be achieved working alone. |
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Association of Knowledgework (AOK)
The Association of
Knowledgework is a virtual home where people from every
specialty cross professional, cultural, economic and
hierarchical barriers to learn about knowledge together. |
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Canadian
Institute for Knowledge Management Research (CIKMR)
Helps Canadian
organizations stimulate innovation, collaboration and
intellectual capital, by delivering a complete roadmap and
supporting documentation to enable Canadian organizations to
Define, Plan, Implement and Measure enterprise Knowledge
Management programs in a bilingual culture. |
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Center for Knowledge &
Information Management
Research dealing with
the transformation of business practices through information
technology, and the creation, management, and deployment of
knowledge and information. |
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CIO Information Network (CIN)
Online community of CIOs,
IT directors and other enterprise IT execs, and managers. |
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Consortium for Service Innovation
A non-profit alliance of
customer service organizations that are working together to
solve industry-wide challenges. The Consortium is dedicated
to improving the whole experience of customers, employees
and partners through the development of innovative
strategies, business models and industry standards. |
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Creation of
Innovation through Knowledge Management (CIKM)
A research project funded by
the European Commission’s IST program. They search for a
methodology to measure the interrelation between Knowledge
Management and Innovative Performance. |
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Data Warehousing Institute
Provider of in-depth,
high quality education and training in the data warehousing
and business intelligence industry. Dedicated to educating
business and information technology professionals about the
strategies, techniques, and tools required to successfully
design, build, and maintain data warehouses. It also fosters
the advancement of data warehousing research and contributes
to knowledge transfer and professional development of its
Members. |
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Global Knowledge Partnership (GKP)
A "network of networks" with a
diverse membership base comprising public, private and
not-for profit organizations from both developed and
developing countries where all people are able to have
access to and use knowledge and information to improve their
lives. |
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Henley Knowledge Management Research Institute
Builds new value-
creating synergies between businesses, service providers and
researchers. Many forms of support are provided to
organizations helping them to make the most of their
knowledge assets through an integrated approach that takes
account of their people, business processes and technical
infrastructures. |
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IBM Institute for
Knowledge-Based Organizations (IKO)
A global consortium of
member organizations committed to understanding and
developing tangible business value from knowledge
management. IKO conducts action research aimed at advancing
the discipline of knowledge management. An international
community of over 30 member organizations representing
industrial corporations, service firms and government
agencies is actively engaged in setting research direction
and participating in projects. |
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IKM (Innovation and Knowledge Management) Practice of the
Conference Board of Canada
The Conference Board of
Canada is an independent, not-for-profit applied research
organization in Canada. The IKM Practice helps Canadian
organizations to prosper through innovation, knowledge and
technology by providing strategic networks and independent
analysis. |
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Information & Knowledge
Management Society (iKMS)
A non-profit
organization in Singapore aimed at serving information and
Knowledge Management (KM) professionals. It serves its
members by making information on KM easily available through
a wide array of resources such as seminars, conferences,
networking opportunities, books, journals, and group
discussions. |
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Institute
for the Study of Knowledge Management in Education (ISKME)
An EDUCATION THINK TANK
committed to helping schools and colleges identify, distill,
and harness information for institutional and student
success. Partners with K-16 institutions to transform their
knowledge capital into more effective practices in learning
and instruction, assessment and quality standards,
administration and management, and information management. |
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Kaieteur Institute For KM
Think Tank for the
advanced study of knowledge, e-knowledge markets, knowledge
exchanges, knowledge pattern recognition, knowledge-based
business models, the enterprise ideas economy, and knowledge
enabling software. |
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KM Lab
An initiative of the KM
Research Program that is a Virtual Laboratory to support
research, research training and teaching in enterprise
knowledge management. |
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KM Research Program
A formal research group
conducting studies towards a comprehensive approach to
knowledge management for intelligent decision support.
Proposed a model to support a task-based knowledge
management which helps people to explicitly recognize
existing and to create new knowledge while performing a
task. |
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Knowledge Management Alliance
An interactive community
of organizations and individuals existing to increase
competitive advantage through the unrestricted flow of
practical client knowledge. |
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Knowledge
Management Benchmarking Association™
(KMBA™)
Brings together Knowledge
Management professionals from a variety of companies. KMBA™
conducts benchmarking studies to identify practices that
improve the effectiveness of Knowledge Management
activities. |
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Knowledge Management Certification Board (KMCB)
An independent,
non-profit organization whose mission is to set professional
standards and provide certification for Knowledge Management
professionals. |
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Knowledge Management
Professionals Association (KMPA)
An organization of
customer service and support professionals who gather to
exchange, leverage and promote the best practices of
knowledge management. |
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Knowledge Management Society of
Japan
The Knowledge Management
Society of Japan is taking action, proposing activities and
organizing consortiums to ensure that the "collaboration of
knowledge" takes root as a cultural tradition among
industries in Japan. We have done so in the belief that
there is no other way of breaking though the current
economic stagnation. We sincerely hope that our society will
further develop as a "place for exchange" for this purpose. |
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Knowledge Management Society of Southern Africa (KMSSA)
An organization committed to
providing a network for anyone interested in knowledge
management in South Africa. |
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Knowledge Media Institute (KMi)
A purpose-built showcase
lab housing some sixty researchers, technologists and
designers. KMi creates and studies near-term future
technologies for the ultimate benefit of
Open
University students, staff, industrial sponsors, and a
mixture of local and global learning communities. Our
research addresses fundamental questions at the core of
learning and knowledge. |
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Learning Innovations
Laboratories (LILA)
A learning community
of organizational leaders who choose to learn at the
frontiers of research and practice. This community seeks to
understand how theories on human learning, innovation and
organizational intelligence can enhance business strategies. |
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Mitre
In partnership with
government clients, MITRE is a not-for-profit corporation
working in the public interest. MITRE's corporate KM
framework fosters a common understanding of an integrated KM
approach and illustrates the knowledge processes involved.
Together these processes build a learning organization --
one skilled at creating, acquiring, and transferring
knowledge and at adapting its actions to reflect new insight
and innovation. |
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NetAcademy on Knowledge Media
The NetAcademy on
Knowledge Media is striving to provide a Virtual Research
Universe on Knowledge Media, i.e. a global platform for the
generation, distribution, and consumption of knowledge. We
investigate the new media and their contribution to
innovative knowledge management. Our actual research
interest focuses on the technical and methodological
concepts supporting the development of knowledge media. |
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Queen's KBE Centre for Knowledge-Based Enterprises
Researches the
management of knowledge-based enterprises. Activities focus
on : Knowledge production (gaining an understanding of how
best to manage knowledge-based enterprises); knowledge
transmission (sharing this knowledge with others through
academic and practitioner channels); and knowledge diffusion
(assisting both the public and private sectors in
effectively transferring this knowledge into practice). |
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Society for Effective Lessons Learned Sharing (SELLS)
A
volunteer organization comprised of members from various
Department of Energy (DOE) programs, Operations Offices,
sites, and contractors that share the common goal of
improving information exchange across the DOE complex, as
well as between the Department and other public and private
organizations. |
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Society
for Organizational Learning
SoL is a global learning
community dedicated to building knowledge about fundamental
institutional change. We aim to help build organizations
worthy of people's fullest commitment, and are committed to
any institution and individual that is committed to SoL's
purpose and principles. To meet this goal, we discover,
integrate, and implement theories and practices for the
interdependent development of people and their institutions. |
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Society of
Competitive Intelligence Professionals (SCIP)
A global nonprofit
membership organization for everyone involved in creating
and managing business knowledge. Their mission is to enhance
the skills of knowledge professionals in order to help their
companies achieve and maintain a competitive advantage. |
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The World Bank Group: Knowledge
Bank
The World Bank Group
embarked on a new vision in 1996—to become a Knowledge Bank
that spurs the knowledge revolution in developing countries
and acts as a global catalyst for creating, sharing, and
applying the cutting-edge knowledge necessary for poverty
reduction and economic development. To this end, we have
restructured ourselves and invested in knowledge networks,
communities of practice, and information technology within
the organization to enable better internal and external
knowledge sharing. We have launched several new global
knowledge initiatives in partnership with the private
sector, international and bilateral agencies,
nongovernmental organizations, and others to tackle the key
social, financial, and technological challenges of the new
knowledge economy. |
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WARIA
(Workflow And Reengineering International Association)
A non-profit
organization, WARIA's mission is to make sense of what's
happening at the intersection of Business Process
Management, Workflow, Knowledge Management and Electronic
Commerce and reach clarity through sharing experiences,
product evaluations, networking between users and vendors,
education and training. |
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WIPO (World Intellectual
Property Organization)
An international
organization dedicated to helping to ensure that the rights
of creators and owners of intellectual property are
protected worldwide and that inventors and authors are,
thus, recognized and rewarded for their ingenuity. This
international protection acts as a spur to human creativity,
pushing forward the boundaries of science and technology and
enriching the world of literature and the arts. By providing
a stable environment for the marketing of intellectual
property products, it also oils the wheels of international
trade. |
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