Past Events Index
2022
| September 2022 | Conversational Leadership Café: Is this our Gutenberg Moment! | David Gurteen has researched, reflected upon and written about ‘conversations’. Conversation is a potentially powerful response to the problems that we face in the world. Read More |
| July 2022 | Sparks into Light. Complexity and the Development Sector | Cynefin is an action, research and development hub which specialises in the application of anthrocomplexity using complexity oriented tools and applying them across research, government and organisations. Read More |
| May 2022 | The case for MS Teams – The Case for Information Architecture and Governance | MS Teams are about communication (chat, audio/video conferencing, telephony) and collaboration (content sharing, storage, task management etc.). Teams is just one part of Office 365 which is a whole set of cloud business applications. Read More |
| March 2022 | There is no seminar this month as the speaker is ill with Covid-19. | This seminar has been postponed until May 2022. |
| January 2022 | Radical knowledge management | In this seminar Stephanie Barnes outlined how we can change our organisations so that they are fit-for-purpose in the 21st century. Starting from the premise that in the new work we are all leaders and we must use the knowledge and tools available to us in creative, innovative ways. We must use critical thinking, resilience and reflection in a sustainable way to continually adapt to the volatility, uncertainty, complexity and ambiguity (VUCA) in our environment. Read More |
2021
| November 2021 | Writing for the web perspectives and practical advice | This meeting considered how writing for the web is so different from other content? What are the processes and principles guiding web content? Are there any hard-and-fast rules to stick to when crafting text for the web? Our speaker, Teodora Petkova, addressed these three questions in her webinar. Read More |
| July 2021 | Ethical Artificial Intelligence | What is ethical, or responsible, artificial intelligence (AI) ? In essence, we can identify three concerns/issues: “the moral behaviour of humans as they design and use artificially intelligent systems.” “A concern with the behaviour of machines” “The issue of a possible singularity due to superintelligent AI” – a fascinating glimpse into the future as computers might ‘take over’. Is this still science fiction? For a report, a blog link and some fascinating information from our speaker, Ahren Lehnert, Read More |
| May 2021 | The status of KM in 2020, and trends for the future | Knoco undertook a third global “state of the art” survey of Knowledge Management. The results give a snapshot of the state of pre-covid KM, and comparison with previous surveys allows trends to be identified, For our seminar report and information about Nick Milton’s book and website Read More |
| March 2021 | Working during the Covid-19 pandemic: sharing insights and experiences | This meeting consisted of eight speakers talking for ten minutes each about different aspects of their experience of working during this time, followed by the usual syndicate sessions, where experiences were shared in more detail, so that we can manage better as we move forward into a still uncertain future. For more information including a blog link and material about the speakers to bring the report alive Read More |
| January 2021 | Managing Knowledge in Project Environments | This meeting was about Knowledge Management which is widely practised in project environments, but not always recognised as such. What is recognised as knowledge management is often information management – and tends to be treated a series of unconnected activities. For more information including a blog link and some study suggestions Read More |
2020
| November 2020 | The framework and ISO standards for Collaboration, KM and Innovation and how these might be integrated into your organisation | This seminar, affectionately know as the Two Ronnie’s show, aimed to introduce the Five dimensions Framework of Collaboration, Knowledge and Innovation. They gave an overview of the collaboration, knowledge management and innovation published standards ISO44001, ISO 30401, ISO 56002. For a full blog report and information about ISO standards Read More |
| October 2020 | From Hawley to the Edge of Intelligence : the continuing evolution of Knowledge and Information Management to adapt to the new normal | This seminar was all about the ‘Financial Times’ survey entitled ‘The edge of intelligence’ published in early March 2020. Stephen Phillips is a member of CILIP, the Library and Information Association, which worked with the ‘Financial Times’ to commission a survey of its readers. The purpose of this was to build a better understanding of their perception of knowledge and information management. For a full blog report on the seminar and references to the original Hawley Report Read More |
| September 2020 | TRIZ and how it can be applied to Knowledge and Information Management | This meeting introduced the little-known methodology with Russian origins, called TRIZ. Patterns that were uncovered while delving deep into the patents database during work in Russia revealed around 100 concepts, principles, and strategies that they believe will help to solve any problem. For a full blog report and some important TRIZ reference sites Read More |
| July 2020 | Time critical user centred library web design | Antony Groves, from the University of Sussex gave a lively account of how his team have made ten changes to the library website since lockdown. He talked about benchmarking, user surveys and feedback and plenty of iterations to get things right. For a full blog report and information about Ranganathan’s laws of library science’ Read More |
| May 2020 | How do we thrive in a hyper-connected, complex world? An afternoon of conversation on Zoom with David Gurteen | David Gurteen outlined many dimensions to the connectedness of our complex world, including transport changes, internet, social media, global finances. In his view; over the last 75 years this increased connectivity has led to massive complexity, and today we can conceive of two worlds – an old world before the Second World War and a new world that has emerged since 1945. For our blog report and information on David’s website and resources Read More |
| March 2020 | Using previously hidden knowledge to think like a genius: An introduction to TRIZ | Meeting postponed because of the Corona virus |
| January 2020 | Virtual working and learning: is it working for you? | NetIKX had a dazzling meeting with Paul Corney, President-elect of CILIP, showing his wealth of knowledge about meetings of all kinds, and specifically virtual meetings. The presentation ranged from detailed analysis of the strengths and weaknesses of technology packages – where he pulled out some surprising issues to watch out for – to the preparation and etiquette that makes humans effective when working together at a distance. For a full blog report, information about Paul’s recent book and links to the Erin Meyers website discussed in the talk Read More |
2019
| November 2019 | Useful evidence: getting research evidence valued and used | At this meeting Jonathan Breckon of the Alliance for Useful Evidence described the COM-B framework for encouraging research use, developed by researchers at UCL, and adopted by a range of foundations and government agencies in UK and overseas. He also gave some practical tips on the best mechanisms for getting research evidence valued and used. There is no blog for this seminar but you can find more information and a link to th Nesta website Read More |
| September 2019 | This event was deferred to 2020 Open Knowledge | |
| July 2019 | Using content strategy to meet your business goals: content strategy at work | This seminar received very positive feedback. The two speakers were able to present their different perspectives on this practical topic with expertise and they coordinated together like the perfect double act! The audience learnt from first-hand experience how to work through the four stages of Content Strategy development. For more information and a link to our blog report Read More |
| May 2019 | Information Literacy: Current Ideas and Developments | This session provided an opportunity to discuss current ideas and developments relating to information literacy (IL). Last year, CILIP completely overhauled its definition of IL. The 2018 definition places IL firmly in a broad societal context that no longer resides just within higher education. It states that ‘Information Literacy empowers us as citizens to reach and express informed views and to engage fully with society’. For our blog report and a link to the CILIP web page for their new definition Read More |
| March 2019 | Open Data | This meeting mainly consisted of a general (fairly non-technical) introduction to the subject from David Penfold, who gave examples of how open data is used by organisations such as Network Rail. He showed excerpts from presentations Sir Tim Berners-Lee and Sir Nigel Shadbolt and concluded with a consideration of the ethics of Open Data and the implications of AI. For our blog report and a link to the Open Data Institute website Read More |
| January 2019 | Wikipedia and other knowledge-sharing systems | At this meeting Andy Mabbett, a hugely experienced Wikipedia editor, gave an introduction to the background of Wikipedia and discussed many of the issues that it raises. Accumulating, organising and sharing knowledge is never easy; this is the problem Knowledge Management sought to address. Today we hope networked electronic platforms can facilitate the process. They are never enough in themselves, because the issues are essentially human, to do with attitudes, social dynamics and work culture — but good tools certainly help. For more information, our blog report and a link to an audio interview with Andy Read More |
2018
| November 2018 | Network Science: Harnessing the “Networkness” of Networks | At this meeting Yasmin Merali, Professor of Systems Thinking and Director of the Centre for Systems Studies at Hull University Business School, and Drew Mackie gave an introduction to network science and demonstrated some practical applications. For our blog report and a link to the Centre for Systems studies Read More |
| September 2018 | Ontologies and domain modelling: a fun (honest) and friendly introduction | At this lively meeting Helen Lippell and Silver Oliver introduced ontologies and explained how they could be used. Michael Smethurst and Anya Somerville ran an interactive practical session. For our blog report and SKOS links Read More |
| July 2018 | Machines and Morality: Can AI be Ethical? | At this meeting Stephanie Mathisen, Policy Manager at Sense About Science, and Tamara Ansons, Behavioural Science Consultant at Ipsos, addressed the question of the Ethics of Artificial Intelligence – is it possible for machines to have morality? For our blog report and link to the SciTech Committee’s web page Read More |
| June 2018 | Organising Medical and Health-related Information | At this meeting held in Leeds, Ewan Davis, one of the first developers of a GP computerised health record system, discussed Electronic Health Records. This is a joint meeting with ISKO UK. For a full blog report and a link to the website of our co-organisers Read More |
| May 2018 | Trust and integrity in information | The question of how we identify trustworthy sources of information formed the basis of this varied and thought-provoking seminar. Hanna Chalmers, Senior Director of IPSOS Mori, detailed the initial results of a recent poll on trust in the media. Events such as the Cambridge Analytica scandal have resulted in a general sense that trust in the media is in a state of crisis. For our blog report and a link to a useful article on Global Trust in Media Read More |
| March 2018 | Working in Complexity – SenseMaker, Decisions and Cynefin | At this meeting attendees were given the opportunity to take part in experimenting with a number of tools and analytical approaches that have been used to good effect in dealing with intractable, complex problems. The speaker was Tony Quinlan. For our blog report and a link to Tony’s website Read More |
| January 2018 | Making true connections in a complex world: new technologies to link facts, concepts and data | At this meeting new approaches to Linked Data and Graph Technology were presented and discussed. Dion Lindsay introduced the New Graph Technology of Information and David Clarke discussed Building Rich Search and Discovery User Experiences with Linked Open Data. For a report, blog link and link to other resources Read More |
2017
| November 2017 | The Future for Information and Knowledge Professionals | The programme focused on the situation of knowledge and information professionals in 2017. Talks to set the scene were from Peter Thomson on major changes to the world of work and from Stuart Ward, Chair of NetIKX at its inception, who focused more closely on how KM and IM people can provide value in the workplace in this changing world. Then, in a usual NetIKX syndicate session, participants were invited to discuss the key ideas that they thought were the most relevant. After this, to gain a wider perspective, questions based on these discussions were put to a panel composed of people active and influential in our field. These were David Haynes,(Chair of ISKO UK), David Gurteen,David Smith, (Government KIM Head of Profession), Karen McFarlane, (Chair of the CILIP Board),Steve Dale and Noeleen Schenk,(Metataxis Ltd, who has also been running a series of meetings on the future of knowledge and information management). For a report and link to our blog Read More |
| September 2017 | Closing the Loop on Lesson Learning | Chris Collison explored the myths and truths of lesson-learning in different contexts, using real examples, both good and bad, challenging us to improve this important knowledge-management practice and make it more than a convenient phrase. For a report and links to our blogs Read More |
| July 2017 | The Implications of Blockchain for KM and IM | First Noeleen Schenk of Metataxis explained blockchain in terms of information governance and then Marc Stephenson, also of Metataxis, gave a technical overview. They were followed by John Sheridan and Mark Bell of The National Archives, who described a Blockchain project on which they are working. For a report and links to our blog and some useful articles Read More |
| May 2017 | Developing Effective Collaborative Knowledge Spaces | Paul J. Corneyand Victoria Ward introduced a survey that has been run on this topic and used the meeting to obtain feedback on the questions from those attending. For more information and links to our blog post and Paul’s website Read More |
| March 2017 | Gurteen Knowledge Café – Entrained and Entrenched Thinking | David Gurteen, well known as a keynote speaker and conversational facilitator, ran a Knowledge Café on the topic of Entrained and Entrenched Thinking. For more information and a link to our blog report Read More |
| January 2017 | Information Design: approaches to better communication | Conrad Taylor and Ruth Miller, (long-standing practitioners of information design) presented some simple and practical applications of plain language, computer-based design, and design project management practices to help organisations and businesses to communicate clearly. For a report and link to our blog and a book reference Read More |
2016
| November 2016 | Evidence Based Decision Making | Steve Dale of Collabor8now Ltd demonstrated how information can be presented in ways that are misleading and that we can make decisions based on such information. He included two practical exercises that illustrated some of his points. For a report on this meeting and a link to the blog Read More |
| September 2016 | Connecting Knowledge Communities: Approaches to Professional Development | Luke Stevens-Burt from CILIP talked about CPD at CILIP and the PKSB (Professional Knowledge and Skills Base), which can be used to rate knowledge and skills levels and identify areas for improvement. He was followed by Christopher Reeves and Karen Thwaites from the Department for Education, who talked about CPD, particularly focusing on the new Government KIM framework and how it was produced – this was a unique opportunity to see this from the perspective of the Department for Education because Chris did a lot of the coordination to ensure consultation there and experienced the challenges that this raised. For a report and our blog link Read More |
| July 2016 | Understanding Networks – and how to win friends and influence people | Drew Mackie and David Willcox are currently on the Joined Up Digital project for the Centre for Ageing Better, following an exploration into Living Well in the Digital Age with the Age Action Alliance. They have developed social network mapping for the Croydon Best Start programme and other clients, and also created a suite of workshop games and simulations to support co-design. They talked about the theory and practice of networks and networking and provided delegates with insights into how they can exploit network thinking. For a report and link to our blog Read More |
| May 2016 | SharePoint and Office 365: getting maximum value from enterprise collaboration solutions | Nathaniel Suda, Advanced 365, who is the only consultant in the UK to simultaneously hold a strategic advisory position at Microsoft UK in both Business Intelligence and SharePoint, and Cerys Hearsey, Lead Consultant and MD at Post*Shift. For a report and our blog link Read More |
| March 2016 | Storytelling For Problem Solving & Better Decision Making | Ron Donaldson, an expert practitioner in the art and science of storytelling techniques talked about stories being a recounting of events based on emotional experience from a perspective. You can read more about this and see links to our blog and Ron’s website Read More |
| January 2016 | Human Capital – The Last Differentiator | Rooven Pakkiri, Social Business Consultant.considered the question: How do you keep your skills relevant in an ever-changing environment? Can Social Knowledge Management provide answers? For more information and two blog post links Read More |
2015
| November 2015 | Offshoring/Outsourcing Information Services | The two lead speakers – Chrissy Street, now Head of Central Information Resources at Clifford Chance, and Karen Tulett, who is currently a Director at Morgan Stanley, in two presentations that revealed their long and impressive experience as information service leaders, opened our eyes to the wide range of possibilities that is now available, and the pros and cons of different approaches. For a report and link to our blog Read More |
| September 2015 | Connecting Knowledge Communities | To help connect our Knowledge Communities we welcomed speakers from the Henley Forum for Organisational Learning & Knowledge Strategies, the Knowledge and Innovation Network (KIN), IRMS (the Information and Records Management Society), ISKO UK (the UK Chapter of the International Society for Knowledge Organization), KIDMM (the Knowledge, Information, Data and Metadata Management online forum) and NetIKX itself. For the report and link to our blog Read More |
| July 2015 | Hillsborough – Information Work and Helping People (with AGM) | We welcomed Jan Parry, President of CILIP, to talk about her role in the Hillsborough Inquiry. For more information and links to our blog and some of Jan’s writing Read More |
| May 2015 | Open Data – Products, Services and Standards. | Mark Braggins and Steven Flower, who both have many years experience in delivering data products and services. discussed a number of case studies and innovative solutions that are delivering value through open data applications. For a report and link to our blog Read More |
| March 2015 | Seek and You will Find? | Karen Blakeman, independent consultant, and Tony Hirst explained how Google is undergoing major changes in the way it analyses our searches and presents results, so that more people are using their biased, social media circles as sources of information. For more information and a blog link Read More |
| January 2015 | Auditing your KIM Skills Gap: A joint seminar of the Network for Information & Knowledge Exchange and TFPL Connect-ed | Jayne Winch and Suzanne Wheatley led a joint seminar of the Network for Information & Knowledge Exchange and TFPL Connect-ed. The start of the new year is a great time to take stock, reflect on the achievements of the last year and plan your objectives for the upcoming twelve months. For a short report on this seminar Read More |
2014
| November 2014 | Wider horizons for information audit | It was wonderful to have Sue Henczel as one of our speakers as she had recently flown in from Australia. She joined with Graham Robertson, a NetIKX Committee member to discuss with us the value of information audits. For a report and link to some of Sue’s writing Read More |
| September 2014 | Communities of Practice for the Post Recession Environment | The speaker for this seminar was Dion Lindsay of Dion Lindsay Consulting. Dion tackled big questions in his presentation, such as: Are the principles established for successful Communities of Practice (CoP’s) in the 1990’s and earlier still sound today. For a report and links to a blog and Dion’s website Read More |
| July 2014 | Selling Taxonomies to organisations | Alice Laird, Information Professional, ICAEW and Phil Carlisle of the Data Standards Unit, English Heritage,.talked at this seminar about addressing the need for a taxonomy and its potential to the organization. For an acccount of the meeting and our blog link Read More |
| May 2014 | Information on the Move | This seminar looked at‘The second digital transition’ which means that perhaps there will be no librarians (as we know them) by 2022. There were two topics and two syndicate sessions for this Event. For the report and links to our blogs Read More |
| March 2014 | Incentivising knowledge sharing behaviours | Steve Dale gave an excellent presentation on the ‘hot topic’ of ‘gamification’. Quite simply, ‘gamification’ is the process of applying game elements to non-game applications using the fundamentals of human psychology to address motivation, ability levels and ‘triggers’. For the report with a link to our blog and Steve’s website Read More |
| January 2014 | When space matters (for collaboration, innovation and knowledge transfer) | Paul Corney delivered a thrilling tour around the world, looking at how the physical space available for knowledge management will affect the outcomes, For a report on this seminar Read More |
2013
| November 2013 | Knowledge organisation – past present and future | Dr David Skryme, Analyst and Management Consultant at David Skryme Associates and Danny Budzak, Senior Information Manager at the London Legacy Development Corporation led this seminar. For a report Read More |
| September 2013 | The Knowledge Council and the KIM professional | Karen McFarlane, Chair of the Government’s Knowledge Council and Government Head of Profession for Knowledge and Information Management (KIM) discussed recent developments for people in our field. Paul J. Corney has written an excellent blog post about this. For a brief report and the blog link Read More |
| July 2013 | Data protection: the good, the bad and the future | Dave Evans, Group Manager – Business and Industry, Information Commissioner’s Office gave us an insiders view of the Data Protection Act. For a brief report on this seminar Read More |
| May 2013 | Managing change | Lesley Trenner and Janet Kaul, Knowledge Officer, NHS Health and Social Care Information Centre were our speakers. For a report and blog link Read More |
| March 2013 | Knowledge management: past, present and future | Stuart Ward, the original Chair of NetIKX from Forward Consulting and Lissi Corfield, a relative newcomer, discussed knowledge management perspectives. There are two excellent blogs about this seminar. For a report and the blog links Read More |
| January 2013 | Digital native or digital immigrant – does it matter? Social Media – what next and what can we do with it? | We heard from Karen Blakeman and Graham Coult who spoke about the way technology is changing lives through the perspective of the differences that our individual experience will provide. For a report and links to a blog and some relevant papers Read More |
2012
| November 2012 | Maximizing knowledge – sharing information conversationally through podcasts and social media | In this NetIKX workshop we heard how Helen Clegg, Knowledge Team Director, led her team at A.T.Kearney in developing an innovative series of podcasts, providing a new, more conversational way of knowledge transfer for staff and potential customers. For a report and blog links Read More |
| September 2012 | Ensuring business value and cost-effectiveness in what we do | Roger Farbey, British Dental Association and Megan Roberts, Oxford Innovation, were two speakers who operate in very different sectors. However, both share a commitment to deliver value and ensure cost effectiveness to both internal and external clients, which gave them valuable insights to share with us on this important topic. For a report and blog link Read More |
| July 2012 | Digital preservation – help! | Mark Merifield from the National Archives, and Rob Gethen Smith from the Tate gave contrasting case studies on digital preservation. A wide variety of issues were raised for general discussion. For a very brief report Read More |
| March 2012 | The role of KM in supporting new ways of working | This NetIKX event looked at innovation within organisations and demonstrated the value that KM can offer. Case studies were discussed from the Chartered Management Institute. For a very brief report Read More |
| January 2012 | Social Media – what next and what can we do with it? | The speakers identified that the key to effective use of social media is to be clear about who we are trying to target and what tool or tools they would use. For an account of the meeting and our blog link Read More |
2011
| November 2011 | What next for the web? – a look at linked data and semantic search | This was a joint event, run with the Information for Energy Group (IFEG) and hosted at The Energy Institute. The session addressed the issue of linked data and the semantic web.with speakers Richard Wallis and Victoria Uren. For a report and blog link Read More |
| September 2011 | Developing our capability: A practical tool-kit for IM/KM practitioners and their customers | Chris Collison introduced the subject by saying that River Diagrams are a way to visualise the results from a maturity model or self-assessment tool, looking through the lens of knowledge-sharing. For a report, a blog link and a video clip of Chris explaining the River Diagram Read More |
| July 2011 | Information Risk Management – taking a risk management approach | The speakers were Liz Scott-Wilson and Patricia Bryant. There is very little information about this seminar, but for a very brief report Read More |
| May 2011 | Making the most of SharePoint: CLSIG/NetIKX Joint seminar | John Quinn, James Andrews, Hugh O’Neill and Mark Field were our speakers for this joint session where CLISG joined with NetIKX for an in-depth look at SharePoint: its value to organisations as well as the risks and disadvantages. For very brief report on this seminar Read More |
| March 2011 | Knowledge Management – does it still have a role in organisational strategy? | Nick Milton led an exciting session looking at a model of knowledge based on competence in 4 different areas:, He was joined by Linda Wishart.from the Ministry of Health. For a report Read More |
| January 2011 | Using social media to achieve organisational goals – implications for organisational and IM/KM policies and strategies | Dr Hazel Hall and Nicky Whitsed spoke at this follow-on seminar to a previous one, where we had introduced our members to a range of social media tools, and questioned if and how NetIKX might use them and also guide people in their use. Although our January 2010 seminar was very popular, there was still some scepticism about the value of social media tools. This time, the tone was perhaps more one of how organisations might be persuaded to adopt the wider use of social media. For a report and link to our blog Read More |
2010
| November 2010 | Information Asset Registers – the why, what, how and who of it all … | Alec Mulinder, Chris Beetham, Noeleen Schenk and Bob McLean spoke at this meeting but we have no report. For the listing. Read More |
| September 2010 | Managing personal information and knowledge needs and NetIKX AGM | Stephen Dale and Mark Field.led this meeting but we have no report. For the listing Read More |
| July 2010 | Sharepoint – present and future | Marc Stephenson, Cerys Hearsey and Jill Halford were our speakers but we have no report. For the listing.Read More |
| May 2010 | IM / KM competencies – past, present and future | Our speakers were Angela Abell, Sue Westcott and Peter McMeekin but we have no report. For the listing Read More |
| March 2010 | Protecting information and knowledge assets and resources: a commercial provider’s viewpoint | Malcolm Weston.spoke here but we have no report. For the listing Read More |
| January 2010 | Social networking tools – should they be taken seriously? | Suzanne Burge and Elisabeth Goodman, two NetIKX stalwarts, spoke at this seminar which was one of a series of seminars that helped Knowledge Managers understand the relevance of Social Media for their discipline. For the listing Read More |
2009
| November 2009 | A journey: IRM to KM and beyond: building on the Willard Model | Graham Robertson and Bob Bater spoke at this seminar looking at the Willard Model for demonstrating the value of Knowledge Management to CEOs. For the listing Read More |
| September 2009 | Information assurance – am I bovvered? Preceded by NetIKX AGM | Veronica Fraser.from the Ministry of Health led this meeting. For the listing Read More |
| May 2009 | The Knowledge Council: coordinating and reusing Government information | Led by Graham Monk of the Department of Work and Pensions, this meeting focused on Government KM. For the listing Read More |
| March 2009 | Knowledge Transfer Programme in Museums, Libraries and Archives (MLA) London | Victoria Ward and Ellen Collins were our speakers. For the listing Read More |
| January 2009 | Person to person communications on the Internet: a BBC experience | We were delighted to welcom the author Euan Semple.for this meeting. Sadly there is no report but for a link to Euan’s book and our listing Read More |
2008
| November 2008 | Information literacy, Web 2.0 and the new librarians | Peter Godwin.was our speaker. There is no report but for the listing Read More |
| September 2008 | Experience versus expertise | Geoff Parcell from Practical KM.was our speaker. There is no report but for the listing Read More |
| July 2008 | Anarchy in the enterprise? Using social media tools effectively in a corporate context | Richard Dennison, BT. There is no report but for the listing Read More |
| May 2008 | Records management: the bedrock of Knowledge Management | Martin Sanderson led this meeting which was coordinated between NetIKX and the recruitment agency TFPL as part of their education programme.There is no report but for the listing.Read More |
| January 2008 | Social networking: focussing on social bookmarking | Adrian Melrose, from Cogenz was our speaker. There is no report but for the listing Read More |
2007
| November 2007 | How do we make people share their knowledge? Learning, sharing and collaboration | David Gurteen from Gurteen Knowledge Community, gave the first of several Knowledge Cafes for NetIKX. There is no report but for the listing Read More |
| September 2007 | Standardising the language of Information and Knowledge Management | Stella Dextre Clarke, Independent Consultant, spoke at this meeting. There is no report but for the listing Read More |
| July 2007 | Customer Relationship Management – what’s in it for me and why should I share my contacts? | Howard Knight, Chief Information Officer, Lloyds of London led this meeting. There is no report but for the listing Read More |
| May 2007 | Information and Knowledge Management in everyday work | The speaker was Kevin Miles, Head of Knowledge Management, Transport Research Laboratory. There is no report but for the listing Read More |
| March 2007 | The role of knowledge sharing in supporting learning in the workplace | Leela Damodaran, Professor of Paticipative Design and Change Management Loughborough University. spoke at this meeting. There is no report but for the listing Read More |
| January 2007 | Demonstrating the value of Information and Knowledge Management – As simple as ABC? | This was the inaugural meeting of NetIKX under its new name with a new focus on Knowledge Management as well as Information Management. David Skyrme, consultant, trainer and writer on information and knowledge management gave the new focus a very strong start. Unfortunately we have no report but for the listing Read More |
2006
| November 2006 | Knowledge transfer in distributed teams | Dr Jonathan Sapsed, Centre for Research in Innovation Management, University of Brighton |
| September 2006 | Practical experience of implementing KM in changing times | Dr John Paul Kawalek, ThinkTank International |
| July 2006 | Information and knowledge architecture – the essential blueprint | Peter Griffiths, Head of Information Services, Home Office |
| May 2006 | Making space for knowledge | Charles Egbu, Glasgow Caledonian University, Scotland |
| March 2006 | Weaving knowledge into the organisational fabric | Leela Damodaran, Professor, Loughborough University |
| January 2006 | Preservation and re-use of knowledge | Harry Scarbrough, Professor, Warwick Business School |
2005
| November 2005 | Delivering real value from IM & KM: gaining and sustaining senior management support | Stuart Ward, Forward Consulting |
| September 2005 | Practical experience of implementing KM in changing times | Linda Wishart, Department of Health |
| July 2005 | Information and knowledge architecture – the essential blueprint | Bob Bater, Infoplex Associates |
| May 2005 | Making space for knowledge | Angela Dove, A Dove Consulting |
| March 2005 | Weaving knowledge into the organisational fabric | Chris Collison, Centrica |
| January 2005 | Preservation and re-use of knowledge | Robert Workman, BNFL |
2004
| November 2004 | Developing a world class knowledge resource: the British Library in the 21st century | Jean Naylor, British Library |
| September 2004 | Open up! Meeting the challenge of the Freedom of Information Act | Colin Crooks, Department for Education and Science |
| July 2004 | Knowledge Management: Where now? Where next? | David Skyrme, David Skyrme Associates Ltd |
| May 2004 | Classification and taxonomies within BBC New Media | Martin Belam, BBC |
| March 2004 | Developing category lists | Danny Budzak, BeingDigital |
| January 2004 | Turning knowledge into a commercial proposition | Frank Nigriello, Unipart |
2003
| December 2003 | The Knowledge Café | David Gurteen, Knowledge Consultant, Gurteen Knowledge |
| October 2003 | The Knowledge Network – joined up government in action | Chris Hancock, KM Director, Office of the e-Envoy |
| July 2003 | Practical, living taxonomies | Derek Sturdy, Managing Director, Granite and Comfrey |
| May 2003 | Communities & information professionals – knowledge at the coalface | Jacky Berry, Head of Information Services, Linklaters |
| March 2003 | Making knowledge visible – information products, the neglected information asset | Liz Orna, Orna Information and Editorial Consultancy |
| January 2003 | A knowledge management journey – from web to workplace | Ibrahim Gogus, Knowledge Management Director, Oracle Corporation |
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