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You are here: Home > What's New > 11-27-00 Winners Announced for $6,000 Prize
<>Nov 27, 2000
$6,000 IN KM COURSES AWARDED
In August of 2000 kmci held an online contest asking visitors to each suggest 2 ways kmci could improve the KM experience for KM practitioners.
Of the 124 creative and insightful responses the winning suggestions were:
FIRST PLACE
Gregorio Rivera
Develop an evolutionary learning community focused on emergent dialogue on ecological and human systems thinking.
SECOND PLACE
Jorge Israel Russo
Organize a network of Universities and academic centers with programs in KM
RUNNERS UP
Mike Price
Using a standards creating process such as described by ANSI, develop a KM body of knowledge for knowledge management professionals.
Jack Merklein
Would like a member list of who has what area of KM expertise so we can start using each other.
Douglas Weidner
Provide a forum where a KMer can ask specific questions and participate in a discussion with others about their responses. Harvest those answers and make them available in some logical, easily accessed way, to future knowledge seekers.
Carol Brunelli
Develop models for the implementation of international knowledge management. For example, offer a workshop on best practices for international organizations and multinational corporations.
Ravi Bhatia
Market knowledge management as a premier vehicle for facilitating commerce in the new economy. This will require partnerships with public, private and academic institutions. Your goal should be to institutionalize knowledge management.
Carol Borah
Publish best practices for both KM and KE professionals around the world.
Sante Delle Vergini
I would like KMCI to align with Quality and Best Practise associations/accredtitaion agencies, in order to make your certification program the international standard in KM professional certification.
Knowledge Management Consortium International
You are here: Home > What's New > 11-27-00 Winners Announced for $6,000 Prize
<>Nov 27, 2000
$6,000 IN KM COURSES AWARDED
In August of 2000 kmci held an online contest asking visitors to each suggest 2 ways kmci could improve the KM experience for KM practitioners.
Of the 124 creative and insightful responses the winning suggestions were:
FIRST PLACE
Gregorio Rivera
Develop an evolutionary learning community focused on emergent dialogue on ecological and human systems thinking.
SECOND PLACE
Jorge Israel Russo
Organize a network of Universities and academic centers with programs in KM
RUNNERS UP
Mike Price
Using a standards creating process such as described by ANSI, develop a KM body of knowledge for knowledge management professionals.
Jack Merklein
Would like a member list of who has what area of KM expertise so we can start using each other.
Douglas Weidner
Provide a forum where a KMer can ask specific questions and participate in a discussion with others about their responses. Harvest those answers and make them available in some logical, easily accessed way, to future knowledge seekers.
Carol Brunelli
Develop models for the implementation of international knowledge management. For example, offer a workshop on best practices for international organizations and multinational corporations.
Ravi Bhatia
Market knowledge management as a premier vehicle for facilitating commerce in the new economy. This will require partnerships with public, private and academic institutions. Your goal should be to institutionalize knowledge management.
Carol Borah
Publish best practices for both KM and KE professionals around the world.
Sante Delle Vergini
I would like KMCI to align with Quality and Best Practise associations/accredtitaion agencies, in order to make your certification program the international standard in KM professional certification.
domingo, 9 de diciembre de 2007
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