Heaps of good stuff to share this month. Recently returned from actkm
conference.
See you Wed.

Cory

On 19 Oct 2008 21:56:11 -0000, qkm@...
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> City State Postcode: Brisbane QLD 4000
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Thanks

Cory Banks

Profile: http://www.linkedin.com/in/corza/
Blog: http://corzandeffect.blogspot.com/

I have just found out about a KM Frameworks Workshop  being held in Brisbane on the 14th of November by Arthur Shelley .

Cost is $880 (incl GST) with discounts for groups of three or more. Register here .

Brief Bio on Arthur

Arthur Shelley is Director of Intelligent Answers, an independent knowledge strategy and capability consultancy. Arthur's 20 years experience in professional Knowledge Management roles, including managing international projects, have provided him with unique insights into what motivates people to collaborate.

Formerly Global Knowledge Director for Cadbury Schweppes, Arthur led their knowledge strategy through engaging global virtual communities.

He is also the course coordinator for Knowledge Management in RMIT University's MBA program.

KM Asia 2008

Redefining knowledge strategy and engaging a collaborative enterprise

25-27 November 2008

Suntec Singapore International Convention & Exhibition Centre

Five MAKE Award Winners to provide a practical focus at KM Asia 2008

Each year the Most Admired Knowledge Enterprises (MAKE) Awards recognise organisations who are leading the way in knowledge management, intellectual capital and organisational learning practices. These organisations have much valuable experience and practical insights to offer other organisations aspiring to build innovative and knowledge driven enterprises.

KM Asia 2008, taking place 25-27 November 2008 at Suntec Singapore International Convention & Exhibition Centre will bring together five different organisations which have been recognised by MAKE Awards at global, regional, or country level: The World Bank, 3M, Shell, Eureka Forbes and MindTree Limited.

Keynote speaker Nicolas Gorjestani is a Former Chief Knowledge & Learning Officer at The World Bank, a five-time Global MAKE Award Winner recognised for creating an enterprise-driven knowledge culture, developing knowledge workers through senior management leadership, and for creating an environment for collaborative knowledge sharing.

Seven-time Global MAKE Award Winner, 3M, will be represented by J. Roberto Evaristo from their Knowledge Management Program Office, who will be giving a keynote presentation on how innovation in knowledge management is enabling organisational innovation at 3M. The 2007 MAKE panel recognised 3M for delivering value based on customer knowledge.

The programme also features Shell, the recipient of a seventh Global MAKE Award in 2007 for organisational learning and transforming enterprise knowledge into shareholder value. Eureka Forbes, Asia's largest direct sales company will present a case study describing the initiatives that led them to winning a 2007 Asian MAKE Award for its enterprise knowledge sharing and collaboration, and transforming enterprise knowledge into shareholder value. Eureka Forbes is a four-time Asian MAKE Finalist and two-time Asian MAKE Winner. MindTree Limited rounds out the MAKE Award Winner line-up, having been the overall winner of the 2007 Indian MAKE Awards.

Beyond these five MAKE Award Winners, the programme also provides opportunities to hear from knowledge thought leaders Dave Snowden and Nancy Dixon and gain practitioner insights from Singapore Armed Forces; National Library Board; Nanyang Technological University, Knowledge Enterprises; Hong Kong Knowledge Management Society; iKMS; Straits Knowledge, and the author of The Organizational Zoo.

Email: aga@...

I'm in and bringing a friend.

Not sure what I will be waring.

See you tomorrow morning.

Cory


--- In qkm@..., qkm@... wrote:
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> KM over Coffee
> Thursday 25 September 2008
> 8:00 - 10:00
> (This event repeats every month on the last Thursday.)
> Location: Shingle Inn Cafe, Brisbane Square
> Street: Cnr George & Queen Streets
> City State Postcode: Brisbane QLD 4000
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I am going to be heading down to Canberra for the actKM conference 14-15 October 2008.

Is anyone else going down?

Thanks

Cory 

Thanks to those who contributed and attended this mornings presentations.

For those who could not make it, here are some links to what was presented and discussed:

• My 1st Six Months  - Presentation by Cory Banks  on his first six months as Knowledge Manager at PB .
• Social Tagging - Chris Harding  from Thiess  commenting on  a presentation  given by Gene Smith from nForm at KM Australia Conference.
• Flickr 
• del.icio.us

Hope it was enjoyable.

Any feedback is greatly appreciated.

Thanks

Cory

Just a reminder to please RSVP ASAP for next weeks breakfast.

PLEASE RSVP TO CORY BANKS (cbanks@...  / 07 3854 6841) BY THURSDAY 4 SEPTEMBER FOR CATERING PURPOSES

I need to know numbers for catering.

Thanks

Cory

--- In qkm@..., qkm@... wrote:
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> Reminder from: qkm Yahoo!7 Group
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> QKM Breaky - 2008 KM Australia Conference Learnings
> Wednesday 10 September 2008
> 7:30 - 17:30
> Location: Level 4, 69 Ann St
> Street: Level 4, 69 Ann St
> City State Postcode: Brisbane QLD 4000
> Phone: 07 3854 6841
>
> Notes:
> 2008 KM Australia Conference Learnings
> ======================================
>
> A number of our members attended and presented at the 2008 KM Australia Conference (http://www.kmaustralia.com/).
>
> They would now like to share what they learned with the rest of the group over breakfast.
>
> Agenda (7:30 for 8:00 start)
>
> 8:00 My first 6 months: the experience of implementing KM in an organisation
> Cory Banks talks about his first 6 months in his new role as Knowledge Manager for Parsons Brinckerhoff (www.pb.com.au). Cory will give the presentation he gave at the conference.
>
> 9:00 Conference Learnings
> Chris Harding (Thiess) and Noel Harbottle (QLD Fire and Rescue Service) discuss some of their key learnings from the conference.
>
> 10:00 Close
>
> PLEASE RSVP TO CORY BANKS (cbanks@... / 07 3854 6841) BY THURSDAY 4 SEPTEMBER FOR CATERING PURPOSES.
>
> Location: Parsons Brinckerhoff Offices, Level 4, 69 Ann St, Brisbane
> (http://maps.google.com.au/maps?f=q&hl=en&geocode=&q=69+Ann+st,+Brisbane+QLD&sll=-27.514333,153.03394&sspn=0.009991,0.010943&ie=UTF8&t=h&ll=-27.469116,153.024241&spn=0.009995,0.006866&z=17&iwloc=addr)
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I'd love to try KM over cocktails one evening, but I realise that
people may have family commitments.

Regards from a fellow newbie...

:) Robyn

PS.  I'll be attending the KM Benchmarking workshop in Syndey on
Tuesday and will report back to the group either via email or my
blog.



--- In qkm@..., "Cory Banks" <cory.banks@...> wrote:
>
>
> Paul,
>
> No changes to venue time. It seems that this month only yourself
and
> Robyn were able to attend.
>
> Unfortunately I was in Melbourne along with a couple of other
Brisbane
> KM people who are regulars so this may have effected turnout.
>
> Are people happy with the format? Can anyone suggest any changes?
Time
> of day, time of week, time of month, venue etc...
>
> Happy to improve on this.
>
> Look forward to seeing people at the next breakfast presentation
event
> in a few weeks (see the calendar).
>
> Thanks
>
> Cory
>
>
> --- In qkm@..., "lamagaier" <lamagaier@> wrote:
> >
> > Sorry folks, I turned up at the Shingle inn at 7:50 and waited
until
> > 8:30 but saw nobody of a KM persuasion apart from the very nice
Robyn
> > Rebollo of Clayton Utz, a fellow newbie to the Thursday
meetings. Was
> > the meeting delayed/relocated?
> >
> > Looking forward to next month!
> >
> > Regards,
> >
> >
> > Paul O'Donoghue
> >
>

Paul,

No changes to venue time. It seems that this month only yourself and Robyn were able to attend.

Unfortunately I was in Melbourne along with a couple of other Brisbane KM people who are regulars so this may have effected turnout.

Are people happy with the format? Can anyone suggest any changes? Time of day, time of week, time of month, venue etc...

Happy to improve on this.

Look forward to seeing people at the next breakfast presentation event in a few weeks (see the calendar).

Thanks

Cory

--- In qkm@..., "lamagaier" <lamagaier@...> wrote:
>
> Sorry folks, I turned up at the Shingle inn at 7:50 and waited until
> 8:30 but saw nobody of a KM persuasion apart from the very nice Robyn
> Rebollo of Clayton Utz, a fellow newbie to the Thursday meetings. Was
> the meeting delayed/relocated?
>
> Looking forward to next month!
>
> Regards,
>
>
> Paul O'Donoghue
>

Sorry folks, I turned up at the Shingle inn at 7:50 and waited until
8:30 but saw nobody of a KM persuasion apart from the very nice Robyn
Rebollo of Clayton Utz, a fellow newbie to the Thursday meetings.  Was
the meeting delayed/relocated?

Looking forward to next month!

Regards,


Paul O'Donoghue

Remember this month is all about organisational learning/lessons learned. Cory

On 24 Aug 2008 21:56:27 -0000, qkm@...
<qkm@...> wrote:
> Reminder from: qkm Yahoo!7 Group
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>
> KM over Coffee
> Thursday 28 August 2008
> 8:00 - 10:00
> (This event repeats every month on the last Thursday.)
> Location: Shingle Inn Cafe, Brisbane Square
> Street: Cnr George & Queen Streets
> City State Postcode: Brisbane QLD 4000
> Phone: 04 2317 9393
>
> Notes:
> Come and discuss news and views of Knowledge Management with peers. Be
> prepared to share and learn.
>
> RSVP to the group list before the event.
>
>
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Thanks

Cory Banks

Profile: http://www.linkedin.com/in/corza/
Blog: http://corzandeffect.blogspot.com/

A couple of people have mentioned this in the past and it would be good to have a theme for the next KM over coffee.

I am suggesting people bring along what they have related to Lessons Learned.

Also at the last coffee catch up it was agreed that for the next gathering we would all bring a friend.

Look forward to seeing some new faces.

Thursday 28 August. 8:00. The Shingle Inn, Brisbane Square .

2008 KM Australia Conference Learnings

A number of our members attended and presented at the 2008 KM Australia Conference and they would now like to share what they learned with the rest of the group over breakfast.

Come along and bring a friend.

Wednesday 10 September 2008, 7:30 for 8:00 start.
Location: Parsons Brinckerhoff Offices, Level 4, 69 Ann St, Brisbane  

AGENDA

8:00 My first 6 months: the experience of implementing KM in an organisation

Cory Banks talks about his first 6 months in his new role as Knowledge Manager for Parsons Brinckerhoff (www.pb.com.au). Cory will give the presentation he gave at the conference.

9:00 Conference Learnings

Chris Harding (Thiess) and Noel Harbottle (QLD Fire and Rescue Service) discuss some of their key learnings from the conference.

10:00 Close

PLEASE RSVP TO CORY BANKS (cbanks@... / 07 3854 6841) BY THURSDAY 4 SEPTEMBER FOR CATERING PURPOSES.