May 122022
 

This is a comprehensive training programme delivering the latest Knowledge Management (KM) methods and techniques. Illustrated through a series of practical examples, this programme will provide you with an in-depth understanding of KM principles and processes.

KM practitioners will be invited to share their knowledge and experience in the class so that you can gain a deeper understanding of the skills about KM implementation and enable you to develop relevant capabilities.

Don’t miss this course if you would like to: 

  • discover how to draw up a KM project blueprint and develop a KM strategy and implementation plan
  • meet local KM experts to learn from their KM project implementation experiences

Suitable for

Executives of government, non-profit-making organizations and commercial organizations, knowledge management personnel, human resources and training officers, holders of diplomas/professional qualifications or equivalent qualifications, or those with three or more years of working experience.

Focus of the Course

  • Essentials of Knowledge Management
  • Knowledge Risk and Assessment
  • KM Strategies (knowledge audit, intellectual capital reporting, performance measurement)
  • Knowledge Innovation (Nonaka’s SECI model, innovative thinking models, innovation strategies)
  • Knowledge Sharing and Implementation (After Action Reviews, Story Circle, Knowledge Café, Community of Practices)
  • KM Platform and Technology (Knowledge Portal, Taxonomy, Business Intelligence and Decision Making)
  • Organization Learning (productive dialogue)

Application Deadline: 10 June 2022

Course Details

  • Course Delivery Period:
    July to August 2022, Monday and Thursday, 6:45pm – 9:45pm;
    6 August (Sat), 10:00am – 5:00pm
  • Final Presentation Date: 27 August 2022 (Sat), 9:00am – 6:00pm
  • Class: 12 classes
  • Language : Cantonese (supplemented with English), some classes will be delivered in English and English only
  • Fee: HK$8,800
  • Venue : The Hong Kong Polytechnic University OR online teaching

Registration 

Enquiries (registration and payment)
Mr Les Hales
Hong Kong Knowledge Management Society Email: lhales@netvigator.com

Enquiry (course details)
Ms Vivien Shek
Behavior and Knowledge Engineering Research Centre (BAKE)
The Hong Kong Polytechnic University
Email: vivien.shek@polyu.edu.hk

知識管理專家課程 (CKP)

知識管理專家課程主要教授知識管理的方法及技巧,透過一系列真實的例子,深入闡述知識管理的原則及過程。課程邀得知識管理從業員分享心得和經驗,讓學員深入了解實施與推行知識管理的技巧,發展相關能力。

若果你有以下想法,便不要錯過這門課程:

  • 了解如何制定知識管理項目藍圖,並製定知識管理學策略和實施計劃
  • 與本地知識管理專家會面,了解他們的實施知識管理項目的經驗

課程對象

政府、非牟利團體及商業機構的行政人員、知識管理人員、人力資源及培訓部人員、持有文憑/專業資格或同等資歷者,或擁有三年或以上工作經驗者均可報讀。

課程內容

  • 知識管理的基本概念
  • 知識風險成因及評估
  • 如何制定知識管理策略
  • 知識創新的技巧
  • 知識分享的實踐和方法
  • 知識管理平台與技術
  • 如何建立學習組織

截止報名日期

2022年6月10日

報名

課程資料

  • 上課時間 : 2022 年7月至8月逢星期一和四,晚上 6 時45 分至 9 時45 分; 8月6日星期六,上午 10 時至 下午5 時
  • 終期報告 : 2022 年8月27日星期六 ,上午 9 時至下午 6 時
  • 節數: 12 節
  • 授課語言 : 粵語 (輔以英語),個別單元會以全英語授課
  • 學 費: 港幣 8,800 元
  • 上課地點 : 於香港理工大學或網上授課

查詢(關於報名和付款)

Mr Les Hales
香港知識管理學會
電郵: lhales@netvigator.com

查詢(課程)

Ms Vivien Shek
香港理工大學行為與知識工程研究中心
電郵: vivien.shek@polyu.edu.hk

Dec 142012
 

QEF, or Quality Education Fund is a Hong Kong Govt based body that funds projects to promote quality education in Hong Kong.

A QEF project entitled “Applying Knowledge Management Practices in School Education for Sustainable Development” is looking for free-lance consultants to provide consultative supports, training materials and workshops for 10 primary schools and 10 secondary schools to develop school based KM projects for sustainable development.

There will be a series of training and consultative workshops provided to each project school and core members from each of the project school from November 2012 to June 2014. Each workshop will be last for 4 hours. The consultant should have substantial experiences in school management and strategic planning and academic training in Knowledge Management.

For enquiries, please contact Dr. Eric Cheng, the project leader, at

eckcheng at ied dot edu dot hk (email deliberately hidden)

Jan 302012
 

The Hong Kong Computer Society and Business Intelligence and Knowledge Management SIG (BIKMSIG), are organising a forum on 9 Feb together with the Hong Kong Productivity Council,  to discuss about Intellectual Capital Management (ICM) and Organisational Learning (OL).

The forum will be held on the 9th February between 6:30-9:30pm at the HKPC in Kowloon Tong.

Further details can be found at the following URL:
http://www.hkcs.org.hk/edm/20120109/BIKMSIG_Seminar/

Sep 302011
 

It is with great sadness that one of the first pieces of news that I bring you is the death of Max Boisot earlier this month in the UK.

Max Boiset at the HK KMS conference in 2010Max at the 2010 HK KMS conference

As many of you know, Max presented on two occasions to the HKKMS, the first of which was to a small group of corporate members at the FCC in December of 2009. Many of you though will remember him as the keynote presenter at our Conference in March 2010. We have a recording of that talk and will look to make it available on this site in the near future.

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Aug 222011
 

Speaker Prof. Dr. Maxie Wilkesmann

We welcome Professor Dr. Wilkesmann to the September meeting of the Society.
While the focus of KM has mainly been about the capturing and sharing of knowledge, how can we draw benefits from studying the unknown , sometimes referred to as  Ignorance Management. The session will have relevance to not
only those in the medical profession , but also those taking important decisions when they lack all the information they need.

The meeting will be held at our usual venue Conference Room 1, 22/F, United Centre 95 Queensway (Admiralty MTR Station)

The event is free for members of the HKKMS and HK$200 for non-members

To register for the event, please complete the following form:

Synopsis

In their daily work, physicians have to deal with incomplete decision-making. Mostly, they have no time or no resources to gather all relevant information before they make a diagnosis or administer a therapy. Inconsistent decisions made can lead to further suffering. In the worst case ignorance can cause death. From the management’s point of view, inconsistent decisions can lead to cost escalation, lengthier treatment periods, or legal actions.

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