Vincent Ribière advances knowledge and innovation management through AI, creativity, and KM. Explore his work in academia, research, and industry leadership.
In this edition of Lucidea’s Lens: Knowledge Management Thought Leaders, we highlight Dr. Tony Rhem, a leading expert in AI, big data, information architecture, and innovation. As CEO of AJ Rhem & Associates, Tony has shaped the fields of knowledge management, governance, and emerging technologies.
Madan Rao is a globally recognized author, consultant, and expert in knowledge management and new media. With over 15 books to his name and speaking engagements in 90+ countries, he has shaped the way organizations approach knowledge sharing, creativity, and innovation.
Larry was a key figure in the field of KM. He influenced how organizations approach information, collaboration, and trust. Stan Garfield revisits Larry’s core ideas—distinguishing information from knowledge, emphasizing the human side of KM, and highlighting trust as essential for collaboration.
Discover the work of Gordon Petrash, a pioneer in intellectual asset management, demonstrating how companies can unlock the value of their intellectual capital.
As a knowledge management strategist, Dennis Pearce has spent his career refining how professionals connect, learn, and innovate. From enterprise social networks to working out loud, his insights reveal how to build a culture of transparency, trust, and continuous improvement.
Generative AI, expertise mapping, and knowledge sharing—Rachad Najjar has spent his career at the intersection of these disciplines. As the CEO of 3R Knowledge Services and former knowledge-sharing leader at GE Vernova, he has helped many organizations design smarter KM strategies. In this edition of Lucidea’s Lens, Stan Garfield highlights Rachad’s contributions to the field.
As CEO of Applied Knowledge Sciences and Chief Fellow of the Enterprise of the Future Program, Art Murray champions innovative approaches to knowledge curation, digital transformation, and governance. Discover Art’s work and impact on knowledge management and organizational transformation.
Peter Morville is a pioneer in the fields of information architecture and user experience, with expertise in organizational strategy and planning. His specialties include findability, information architecture, user experience, usability, and systems thinking.
Matt Moore is a project/program manager, blogger, presenter, webinar host, and deep thinker. He has worked in the knowledge management field for over 20 years.
One of the ways Leonardo da Vinci gained knowledge was by asking questions and looking for answers: Why is that happening? How does it happen? What is the quality of that thing, or person, or emotion?
Nick Milton is a consultant, author, speaker, and instructor who consults on knowledge management strategy, KM framework development, and knowledge management implementation. He specializes in lessons learned, capturing and synthesizing knowledge, and managing major knowledge capture programs for big projects.
The late Melissie Rumizen wrote, “I’d like to play the role of Knowledge Curmudgeon, as long as I get to define curmudgeon as someone who is stubbornly and determinedly grounded in the practical.” Similarly, KM researcher Dave Snowden is a self-described...
