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- Opening Address by Mr Chan Yeng Kit - Permanent Secretary MICA on “The Critical Role of Knowledge Workers in the international knowledge economy”
- Presentation of iKMS KM Excellence Awards
- International Keynotes from Graham Higgins, Manager of Organisational Development and Learning, Cathay Pacific and Tony Sheehan Director of Learning Services, Ashridge Business School (formerly Group Knowledge Manager of Arup)
- Launch of KM Competencies Framework - the product of a practitioner based research study by iKMS, all conference participants will receive a free copy of our “KM Competencies Framework: a Self development Guide for Knowledge Managers”
- Learn from the best – Winners of the KM Excellence Awards share their stories
- Case Study Café - in depth table discussions to probe the experience of KM case presenters - cases include winners of the KM Excellence Awards, and organisations such as PETRONAS, NIE, NLB, DSTA, World Wildlife Fund for Malaysia, IE Singapore, Yokogawa, Civil Service College, Grant Connexions, Singapore Police Force, Ministry of Defence, an Australian healthcare organisation.
- Panel Discussion on Managing Knowledge in Different Environments - in this facilitated panel discussion, key knowledge managers from across several knowledge- intensive industries engage in a dialogue about the key challenges and opportunities facing their organisations.
- iKMS Book Release - Knowledge Management: Singapore Perspectives 2008 - now into its third issue, this annual iKMS publication is meant for the KM practitioner who wants to find accessible insights into KM practice in Singapore, and practical KM implementation details. All delegates to KM Singapore 2008 will receive a free copy of iKMS’s 3rd Volume of Knowledge Management: Singapore Perspectives, edited by iKMS past President Kan Siew Ning.
- A full day of KM Master Class (on 8th Oct 08) by Tony Sheehan on "Learning in Knowledge Economy".
- A full day of practical workshops (on 10th Oct 08) to choose from, including Lee Chu Keong on social network analysis to create knowledge-friendly work environments, Graham Durant-Law on business network analysis to manage project portfolios effectively, Ian Dyason on using mindmapping techniques for personal KM and innovation, and our own Kan Siew Ning and Ng Kok Chuan on aligning KM strategy to business strategy.
- A great opportunity to network with practitioners and specialists from the public and private sectors!
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