Australian Society for Knowledge Management (AuSKM)

This is no official page!

No warranty for correctness & completeness!
This site will be updated with no ads and linked to its KMedu opportunities
as soon as the provider subscribes to this service!
(sample pages: training, university, community, conference)

Monthly Featured

Featured Provider
Australian Society for Knowledge Management (AuSKM)Custom logo

The Australian Society for Knowledge Management (AuSKM), successor of the Australian Capital Territory Knowledge Management Forum (actKM Forum)1) and to some extend also successor of the Australian Knowledge Management Community2), offers the following Knowledge Management education and training opportunities:

Communities

  • Australian Knowledge Management Community* (2007-2012)
    The Australian Knowledge Management Community – A Knowledge Management Meta-Communit – is an attempt to bring together a community of people facilitating Knowledge Management Communities in Australia. It does not assume to replace or replicate any of the other Knowledge Management communities that exist in Australia. This group hopes to provide a common ground for these communities where they can meet, share and learn from each other.

      Communities: Australian KM Community Facilitators*

State Chapters

  • Adelaide KM Group* (2004-2018)
    The Adelaide KM Group, successor of the 2004/5 South Australian KM Forum (SAKMF) and the Gurteen Knowledge Café Adelaide (2006), is a group of practitioners, educators and researchers working in Knowledge Management in South Australia. The Group is a forum for exchange and learning, and operates as a community of practice.
  • Australian Capital Territory Knowledge Management Forum* (actKM Forum, 1998-2014) 1)
    The Australian Capital Territory Knowledge Management Forum (actKM Forum), officially the ACT Knowledge Management Forum, was formerly for some time known as the Australian Capital Territory Chapter of the Knowledge Management Consortium International (KMCI). At first it had a focus on public sector Knowledge Management which was expanded to all kind of sectors in 2007.
  • Melbourne Knowledge Management Leadership Forum (Melbourne KMLF; 1997-present)
  • New South Wales Knowledge Management Forum* (NSW KM Forum; 2001-2021)
    Initially initiated by Standards Australia in 2001, the New South Wales Knowledge Management Forum (“NSW KM Forum” or “the Forum”) is an inclusive, voluntary forum of practitioners, consultants, academics, vendors and students who share an interest in knowledge management. The aim of the Forum is to improve the understanding and practical application of Knowledge Management by sharing their collective skills and experience and encouraging collaboration.
  • Queensland Knowledge Management Forum* (QKM Forum; 2002-2014)
    The Queensland Knowledge Management Forum (QKM or QLD KM Forum) is a group of Knowledge Management practitioners mostly based in Brisbane, Queensland, Australia. The group meets monthly face-to-face and interacts regularly through its virtual environment.

Certification, Accreditation & Awards

Recognition Programs

  • AuSKM Certified Knowledge Management Professional
  • Academic Learning Program Endorsement and Accreditation

Awards

  • AuSKM Recognition Awards (since 2015!?)
    • 2020 Platinum Awards: RealKM, Safe & Together Addressing ComplexitY (STACY) focussing on children project (Uni Melbourne, Social Work Department); COVID LIVE platform (Australia)
  • actKM Knowledge Management Awards** (2007-2014; in conjunction with the actKM Forum Conference)
  • Knowledge Management in Government Awards (2003-2005; in conjunction with the actKM Forum Conference)

Conferences

  • Australian Society for Knowledge Management Conference (AuSKM Conference)*
  • Australian Capital Territory Knowledge Management Forum Conference (actKM; 2003-2014)**
  • Queensland Information Management Joint Conference, 15 March 2011, Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
    (jointly organized by Records and Information Professionals Australia (RIM PA), Australian Society of Archivists (ASA), Australian Library and Information Association (ALIA), Queensland Knowledge Management Forum (QKM Forum), Australasian Law Librarians Association (ALLA) – Queensland Division)

      Connecting people with ideas – different roles in the Web 2.0 environment
      Cloud computing – Storm Brewing or Silver Lining
      Building and managing a knowledge transfer program
      Practical strategies for the web 2.0 environment

Meetings

AuSKM Meetings
    Dec 2020: Announcement of the 2020 AuSKM Award Winners (KMLF webinar)

    General Assembly

Adelaide KM Group Meetings (2004-2018)
actKM Forum Meetings (1998-2014)
Monthly Meetings (except January)
Melbourne KMLF Meetings (1997-present)
Monthly free Meetings (in general on the 4. Wednesday each month)
See KMedu Hub Page of the Melbourne KMLF
NSW KM Forum Meetings (2001-2021)
Monthly free Meetings (last Tuesday of each month, except January and December; from 2001-2003: on the first Thursday of each month, except April.)
QLD KM Forum Meetings (2002-2014)
Monthly face-to-face (Breakfast) meetings (Breakfast meetings since 2008 (?): Breaky catchups – KM over Coffee on the fourth Thursday of the month; around 2004: group meets every 6 weeks)

2014

  • August 2014: Knowledge Management Australia Debrief (Breakfast w. IIM)
  • Jun 2014: Accelerating the use of social media to share and collaborate within a professional services organisation (with IIM)
  • Mar 2014: Jardine Lloyd Thompson: Implementing a Knowledge Management strategy and program

2013

  • Aug 2013: The Jardine Lloyd Thompson Knowledge Management Journey (CANCELLED); 2013 KM Australia Congress Synopsis
  • May 2013: Perspectives, insights, experiences: Daan Hannessen, Group Knowledge Manager for the global enginnering firm, Sinclair Knight Merz (SKM)

2012

  • Aug 2012: Knowledge Management Australia Debrief
  • Jul 2012: Knowledge, Information & Learning in Tertiary Education
  • May 2012: QKM Breaky – PM Lessons Learned: A research journey
  • Apr 2012: Department of Transport and Main Roads Knowledge Management Strategy & DTMR Visit
  • Feb 2012: Organizational Zoo metaphor cards
  • Jan 2012: Innovative Intranets

2011

  • Nov 2011: A Leader’s Framework for Decision Making

2010

  • Oct 2010: A Network Analysis of the actKM Community of Practice

2006

  • Feb 2006: Social Software: What does it mean for enterprise knowledge management systems?

2004

  • Jul 2004: Knowledge Management Case-Study – Bechtel
  • Jun 2004: Forward Planning and a Knowledge Management Quiz
  • Mar 2004: Knowledge Management in Professional Services and Case Studies
  • Feb 2004: David Rymer, the Director of Knowhow at MinterEllison Lawyers

Workshops

Knovember workshops series around Australia

  • Nov 2018: Workshops and events in conjunction with the AuSKM Conference
  • Nov 2017: A series of workshops around Australia on a theme to be determined
  • A series of workshops on developing a KMBoC
    Nov 2016: Canberra – Human Centred Design for a Knowledge Management Body of Knowledge (KMBoK)

Webinars

  • May 2016: Knowledge Management Competencies (actKM event for the Information Awareness Month 2016)

KM Global Network Monthly Webinars

  • Feb 2015: A Capability Approach to a Knowledge Management Standard

Events

  • Nov 2018: Global Knowledge Management Network Gathering
    (in conjunction with the AuSKM Conference)
  • Feb 2016: The Future of Work – The 2016 AuSKM Study Tour of North America (5 days)

Adelaide KM Group @ Open State
(In co-operation with the University of Adelaide’s Executive Education)

  • Overcoming Innovation Barriers, 4 October 2017 2)
    (In conjunction with OpenState – A festival of collaboration, innovation, ideas & enterprise, 28 September – 8 October 2017, Adelaide, South Australia)
  • Enabling Knowledge for Innovation, 20 October 2016 2)
    (In conjunction with OpenState – A festival of collaboration, innovation, ideas & enterprise, 18-27 October 2016, Adelaide, South Australia)

Course Materials

  • Knowledge Management Body of Knowledge wiki (was: Knowledge Bucket)

Web Channels

Home » Providers

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *