Intercontinental Hotel, Wellington
The New Zealand Knowledge Management Network is a non-profit community of practice dedicated to providing opportunities for professionals from different industries to share their interest, knowledge and experiences in Knowledge Management. NZKM aims to:
We hold regular events and produce bi-monthly articles, interviews and case studies about KM. We also sponsor New Zealand based forums on a range of KM-related topics. NZKM has local communities in Auckland, Wellington, and Christchurch. More about NZKM.
To become more involved you can join our mailing list, or take membership in NZKM.
Gotham (on Chew's Lane)
Janita Stuart
Intercontinental Hotel, Wellington
Conferenz
Sharing Lessons on IM & KM projects, trends, strategies and usability
Mercure Hotel Auckland
Conferenz
Knowledge Management Best Practice is a two day, vendor and product neutral training seminar that will give you the tools and techniques to ensure that Knowledge Management at your organisation is up there with the best. 10 % discount for NZKM members.
Amora Hotel, Wellington
Conferenz
The landscape of doing business and service delivery is rapidly changing, with the internet and Web 2.0 technologies changing the way organisation’s engage and deliver services to stakeholder and customers. Government has the opportunity to embrace these developments and experience the benefits that come from new communications and sharing methods.
KPMG, Level 9, 10 Customhouse Quay, Wellington
NZKM
NZKM is proud to present two sessions with innovation expert, Ed Bernacki. He believes that our style of thinking (or cognitive style) influences the degree to which we prefer to work with tacit or explicit knowledge. This preference influences the type and degree of knowledge use when doing our jobs. These differences in the way people think and use knowledge are a diversity that should be harnessed to shape more innovative organisations.
Jade, 19 Sheffield Crescent, Burnside, Christchurch
NZKM is proud to present two sessions with innovation expert, Ed Bernacki. He believes that our style of thinking (or cognitive style) influences the degree to which we prefer to work with tacit or explicit knowledge. This preference influences the type and degree of knowledge use when doing our jobs. These differences in the way people think and use knowledge are a diversity that should be harnessed to shape more innovative organisations.
Dunedin - Otago Museum
SmartNet
Lunch Presentations: 12.00pm - 2.00pm -How Best to Amplify Your
Social Media Presence Jon Leland, President and Creative Director,
ComBridges, Ca.USA; How Social Media Will Change Your Business Practices
Karen Leland, President, Sterling Marketing Group Ca.USA
Optional Workshop: 2.15pm - 4.30pm
Social Media - Action Planning Jon Leland, ComBridges, Ca.USA & Karen Leland, Sterling Marketing Group Ca.USA.
NZKM Members receive 10% discount.
Wellington - James Cook Hotel
SmartNet
Lunch Presentations: 12.00pm - 2.00pm -How Best to Amplify Your Social Media Presence Jon Leland, President and Creative Director, ComBridges, Ca.USA; How Social Media Will Change Your Business Practices Karen Leland, President, Sterling Marketing Group Ca.USA
Optional Workshop: 2.15pm - 4.30pm
Wellington
The winners of the two tickets to the Information Management Summit next week are-
Phillippa Pointon, Ministry of Health
Catherine Brown
Please contact treasurer@nzkm.net to collect your tickets