Knowledge Management June 28, 2010

To remain competitive in today's volatile business climates, known established organisations had already recognised Knowledge Management (KM) to be an important area in securing optimum productivity gains on a long-term perspective. Including successful retention and transfer of intellectual assets within the organisation - effective KM also yields to improved performance, competitive advantage, innovation and continuous organisational learning & progress.

This event also held in Bandung, Indonesia on 5-7 July 2010

This interactive 3-day course aims to help corporate professionals to successfully integrate and implement KM programmes in their organisational practices. This includes grasping of KM principles, rationales, frameworks, techniques and strategies that work in practice with their organisations. It will also give emphasis on measures and effective techniques to manage the challenges of culture change in implementing KM and effective tools/metrics to assess KM systems usability & performance.

Official Website: http://www.k2bkm.com