This year we have several fascinating sessions lined up that promise to be informative and engaging for all participants:

• Janine Weightman will be discussing how we can better articulate the benefits of Knowledge Management (KM) to our stakeholders. This session aims to enhance our ability to engage and convey the significance of KM, ensuring that its value is recognized across various levels of our organizations.
• Ian Rodwell is set to delve into the realm of emotional intelligence and its profound impact on knowledge sharing. Understanding emotional dynamics can significantly enhance communication and collaboration among team members, ultimately leading to more effective knowledge exchange.
• Tiger Eye will be sharing their experiences from their AI pilot programmes, offering insights into the integration of artificial intelligence in KM practices. This session will provide a unique practical perspective on how technology can facilitate knowledge sharing and improve operational efficiencies.
• Ian Pfaff, Chief Knowledge Officer, is poised to share invaluable lessons learned from his experiences in KM with the US Army. His insights are likely to offer a unique angle on how knowledge management can influence decision-making in high-stakes environments.
• I will also be running the annual Bring-A-Problem workshop, where participants are encouraged to share challenges they face in their knowledge sharing processes and find crowd-sourced solutions. In addition, I will lead a discussion on complex knowledge sharing amongst diverse teams, sharing the outcomes of my research into effective knowledge sharing tactics.

If that line-up sounds interesting to you, consider joining the Knowledge Network. Membership provides access to a rich array of learning opportunities—members can take part in six learning events or workshops, engage in two Community Calls, and benefit from two coaching sessions each year. All events are conducted virtually, during UK lunchtimes. You also gain access to a private LinkedIn group for knowledge sharing, a 20% discount on my open training, booked via TheKnowledgeBusiness and Eventbrite (not IPI, Falconbury or MBL) and a Christmas in-person lunch in Bristol, UK.

Whether you are looking to enhance your individual knowledge management skills or seeking to foster a culture of collaboration within your organization, the Knowledge Network offers single, dual, and corporate memberships tailored to meet your needs.

Learn more here or get in touch for a chat to explore how Knowledge Network can help you advance in the field of knowledge management.