The late Frank Leistner was the former Chief Knowledge Officer for SAS Global Professional Services, where he founded the knowledge management program and led a wide range of knowledge management initiatives up until 2012.
KM leader Harold Jarche provides pragmatic guidance on connected leadership, social learning, personal knowledge mastery, and workplace collaboration.
The late Bill Ives was one of the earliest and most prolific bloggers writing about knowledge management, Web 2.0, and social media every weekday.
Ideal KM software enables you to capture, curate, connect, collaborate, create, and communicate organizational intelligence in a single venue.
Very few corporate CEOs directly champion knowledge management, and write about it. KM Thought Leader Bob Buckman is one of them.
KM Thought Leader Johel Brown-Grant specializes in using storytelling to create job stories, user journeys, and personas.
KM leader Mark Britz is a performance strategist, helping people be better connected, build on strengths, identify opportunities to improve workflow.
KM thought leader Nick Bontis is with the Institute for Intellectual Capital Research, which specializes in human capital diagnostic assessments
KM thought leader Max Boisot was known for his ideas about the information economy, the Information Space, social capital, and social learning theory.
KM thought leader David Bennet focuses on achieving growth and understanding through questions about knowledge, consciousness, and meaning.
Stan Garfield on KM thought leader Cindy Gordon who focuses on ethical AI, AI governance, and AI for business.
Stan Garfield on KM thought leader Nancy White who supports communications for NGOs and NPOs thinking in, out, around, and beside the box.
Stan Garfield on KM thought leader Beverly Wenger-Trayner who develops strategies for cultivating communities, networks, and social learning.
