News from the knowledge management community
Since almost ten years the Community of Knowedge is publishing about Knowledge Management and its issues. Meanwhile it reaches a broad German speaking community. Now we want to go beyond the scope of the German speaking borders, widen our community and bring together discussions and best practices about a topic which concerns all of us. Knowledge Management is on a global scale and it will affect our future business as well as private life in many ways.
Some content is already translated, especially in our Service and Community category. We will not translate all our articles but strive towards more new english content. To broaden our community we need your help in contributing with new articles and stories about what knowledge management does to you. If you are interested in joining, contact info@community-of-knowledge.de
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The papers from our call go into their final evaluation phase
Article, 04.02.10 by Daphne Gross
Our call for papers is now entering its final evaluation stage. Our jurors have received the papers. The editorial staff of the Community of Knowledge supports them wirh a questionnaire which summarizes the main criteria of the call.
Thanks to all our participants. We had a great response.
We are looking forward to give the best contributions up for discussion soon. Because of the many contributions we asked two more jurors to join the team: Alexander Katzung from Airbus and Jochen Robes, one of the best known German bloggers.
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Column of the Community of Knowledge
Article, 07.12.09 by Ingo Frost
Our new column is online: "Vom Wissen zur Weisheit: Das große Versagen?" Enjoy. Most of the content will still be in German. However if you would like to publish as a guest author at our columne feel free to contact us.
We are looking forward to new comments and more papers for our Call!
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Launch of our Call for Papers
Article, 02.11.09 by Daphne Gross
Until end of december the first Call for Papers of the Community of Knowledge will draw your attention to tomorrows issues of knowledge management. Our topic will be: "Knowledge Management - A Look Ahead". This call for papers welcomes contributions covering practical examples as well as upcoming trends of knowledge management written by commercial enterprises, networks, organizations, civil service and others. We are looking forward to many contibutions!


