What every librarian should know about knowledge management but might be afraid to ask
Join us at this meeting, co-hosted by the Special Libraries Interest Group (LiSLIG) and the Information and Communications Technology Interest Group (ICTLIG) of LIASA.
We have three speakers.
Gretchen Smith
Is a senior lecturer, in the Department of Information and Library Studies / Centre for Information Literacy, University of Cape Town. Current research interests include: The communication of information and the impact of organisational culture and the electronic environment; knowledge management from a human and cultural perspective; information organisation in the electronic environment.
http://www.ched.uct.ac.za/cil/dils/
Ian Corbett
Knoco South Africa's man on the ground in Africa, Ian is based in CapeTown. He is currently introducing southern African leaders and businesses to the benefits of Knowledge Enabled PerformanceTM He is particularly interested in the role that leadership and socialnetworks play in releasing the innovative potential of people and teams.
http://www.knoco.co.uk/
Ben Fouche
Is the principal of Knowledge Leadership Associates, a network of experts focusing on training, consulting and research services in information and knowledge management, including knowledge management practices in the South African business sector.
http://www.knowlead.co.za/
The speakers will be followed by panel discussion open to the floor.
Date: Wednesday, 31 May 2006
Time: 13:30 for 14:00
Venue: Old Mutual, Pinelands
Cost: LIASA members R30, non LIASA members R50
Payments will be accepted at the venue (preferably cash or cheque)
RSVP: by Friday 26 May 2006 to Caroline Dean
tel: +27(0)21 650 3701
See more of Ken Nash's Techniks and other cartoons
We have three speakers.
Gretchen Smith
Is a senior lecturer, in the Department of Information and Library Studies / Centre for Information Literacy, University of Cape Town. Current research interests include: The communication of information and the impact of organisational culture and the electronic environment; knowledge management from a human and cultural perspective; information organisation in the electronic environment.
http://www.ched.uct.ac.za/cil/dils/
Ian Corbett
Knoco South Africa's man on the ground in Africa, Ian is based in CapeTown. He is currently introducing southern African leaders and businesses to the benefits of Knowledge Enabled PerformanceTM He is particularly interested in the role that leadership and socialnetworks play in releasing the innovative potential of people and teams.
http://www.knoco.co.uk/
Ben Fouche
Is the principal of Knowledge Leadership Associates, a network of experts focusing on training, consulting and research services in information and knowledge management, including knowledge management practices in the South African business sector.
http://www.knowlead.co.za/
The speakers will be followed by panel discussion open to the floor.
Date: Wednesday, 31 May 2006
Time: 13:30 for 14:00
Venue: Old Mutual, Pinelands
Cost: LIASA members R30, non LIASA members R50
Payments will be accepted at the venue (preferably cash or cheque)
RSVP: by Friday 26 May 2006 to Caroline Dean
tel: +27(0)21 650 3701
See more of Ken Nash's Techniks and other cartoons
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