Srikantaiah, Kanti
--05.5.17-- KM training is offered by a wide variety of organizations, including academic institutions, software vendors, consulting firms, and professional organizations. In academic institutions, training in KM was developed at various levels: academic degree programs, concentration in KM in other degree programs, certificate programs, continuing education programs, workshops and seminars.
Academic training in KM center in three central themes: learning organizations, information repositories, and technology.
Three schools dominate in KM training: library and information science, engineering and computer science, and business schools.
There are also academic campuses that specialize in sector-specific KM training (e.g. health sciences).
Which courses should be included in the curriculum for a graduate degree in KM?
There are lots of non-academic KM programs.
Professional associations
- Special Libraries Association
- American Society for Information Science and Technology
- Association for Information and Image Management
- Association for Computing Machinery
- American Productivity and Quality Center
- Association of Special Libraries and Information Bureau
- Knowledge Management Professional Society
- eKnowledge Center
- Knowledge Management Consortium International
Private companies
Software vendors/ consulting firms
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