Nancy White was the keynote speaker at the second day of the 2012 KM Singapore conference. In her presentation, Nancy Nancy looked at how technology has changed what it means to be together. Now we can connect, create and share knowledge, work, learn and interact with the person sitting next to us and the person…

Jason Chan from the RAHS (Risk Assessment and Horizon Scanning) gave an interesting talk at the 2012 KM, focusing on the role that social media can play in crisis preparedness, relief and recovery. According to Jason, there’s a lot of good work and effort that citizens can bring to the table to help governmental agencies…

Praba Nair, Principal Consultant in KM and Change Management, KDi Asia offered participants at the 2012 KM Singapore conference an overview of current KM practices in Asia – and the lessons learnt from his extensive experience in different countries of the region. According to Praba, looking at countries such as India, Taiwan, Korea and the…

Janus Boye lives in Denmark and works mostly on “fixing large, global, complex and often failed intranet projects.”At the 2012 KM Singapore conference Janus presented a new perspective on intranets, where “sharing is caring.” Sharing is caring – a new intranet perspective from Janus Boye After his talk, we caught up with him to record…

One of the most interesting presentation in the first day at KM Singapore was given by Patrick Lambe from Straits Knowledge. Patrick started from the failure of the transit system in Singapore in December 2011 to illustrate very important failure points in other kinds of organizations. One of the lesson from this case was that…

Professor Eric Tsui from the Hong Kong Polytechnic University focused his presentation at the KM 2012 Singapore on the role of the cloud as a convenient and economical way to consolidate services and save costs. According to Prof. Tsui, cloud computing has been gaining rapid support and popularity over the past few years. However, the…

The first of an annual “KM Excellence Awards” Ceremony Opening Address by Permanent Secretary Chan Yeng Kit formerly the Chief Executive of the the Infocomm Development Authority of Singapore (IDA) and now Permanent Secretary of the Ministry of Information Communication and the Arts. Back by popular demand our “Case Study Café” featuring KM Excellence Award…

Keynote Topic #1 (Ron Young) Download slides Keynote Topic #2 (Nate Allen) Download slides Track A: Mentoring without experts: building a mentoring capability (Shawn Callahan) Download paper [email protected] (Syed Omar) Knowledge Management for the inaugural youth olympic games (Doreen Tan) Download slides AGC’s KM Journey (Joyce Chao) Download slides Track B: Small continuous shifts in…

Eliciting the knowledge of your experts so that it can be shared with their colleagues or transferred to the next generation, is a way to reduce the risks of knowledge loss and facilitate knowledge transfer. But what different methods can be used to elicit/capture the knowledge of an expert? Vincent Ribière (Institute for Knowledge and…