KM expert David Garvin was a proponent of organizational learning to counter unpredictability in market forces and technology advances.
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KM expert David Garvin was a proponent of organizational learning to counter unpredictability in market forces and technology advances.
KM expert Carl Frappaolo was the creator of Delphi’s Knowledge Management Methodology (KM2)
Leif Edvinsson, Professor Emeritus at Lund University in Sweden, specializes in Intellectual Capital Management of Enterprises, Cities, and Nations
Seth Earley works in cognitive computing, knowledge engineering, data management systems, taxonomy, ontology, and metadata governance strategies.
KM leader Graham Durant-Law specialized in Business Network Analysis and developed the Six Knows Knowledge Model
KM leader Steve Denning is an expert on storytelling as a key element of KM, and advocates a model of radical management to create a KM space.
KM leader Ross Dawson is a futurist, strategy advisor, author, and entrepreneur with expertise in Social Network Analysis and concept visualization.
Tom Davenport helps organizations transform management practices in digital business domains such as AI, analytics, and knowledge management.
KM Leader Rob Cross has identified specific ways to cultivate vibrant, effective networks at all levels of an organization and at any career stage.
KM Leader Jay Cross championed the cause of informal learning in business settings and was the first person to use the term “eLearning” on the web.
KM leader Paul Corney helps people make better decisions that improve how they work, helping realize their potential via best use of their knowledge.
KM Thought Leader Chris Collison works with a variety of organizations, helping them improve performance by discovering and sharing what they know.
Getting C-level advocacy for KM is critical for success; senior leaders should provide funding, demonstrate support, and lead by example.