APQC's 2011 Knowledge Management Conference (Collection)
By APQCJuly 7, 2011
APQC’s annual knowledge management (KM) conference brings together KM thought leaders and practitioners to learn how top organizations are solving problems and improving performance. This collection contains content from APQC's 16th KM conference, which took place on May 12-13, 2011. The first two pieces in the collection are summaries of keynote addresses given by APQC President Carla O'Dell and APQC Executive Director Cindy Hubert. The next two pieces are full-length videos of keynotes by O'Dell and ConocoPhillips' Dan Ranta and Pete Miller. The remainder of the pieces are recordings and slide presentations from the various conference breakout sessions.
In This Collection
- Big Ideas… And a Few Myths: Carla O’Dell on the State of KM in 2011
- How to Make Your Knowledge Management Program Matter
- Two Big Ideas... And a Few Myths (video)
- Driving Business Excellence with Knowledge Sharing (video)
- Building Expertise in Knowledge Management
- CEMEX: Innovation Through Collaboration
- Demystifying Knowledge Mapping
- From the Back Office to Strategic Thought Leadership: Driving Organizational Value with KM
- The Future of Knowledge Management: A Vision for 2020
- In the Flow of Business: KM Develops Highly Effective Leaders
- Insight to Intelligence to Innovation: KM Journey at Tata Chemicals Ltd.
- Knowledge Management at Rockwell Collins: Accelerate Knowledge. Create Value.
- One Is Not Enough: Alcoa's Best Practice Transfer Program
- Making Knowledge Flow Through Knowledge Connections
- Measuring Your Organization's Knowledge Network
- A New Way to Learn: How KM is Helping Build an Advanced Blended Learning Environment
- Passing the Knowledge Baton
- Toward a Knowledge-based Singapore Armed Forces and Singapore Ministry of Defence
- We’re Reorganizing and You Have 30 Days to Launch a KM Effort!
- Why Should You Assess Your Knowledge Management Maturity?
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