Knowledge Management

"Knowledge management is the art of creating value from intangible assets"
Karl-Erik Sveiby, founding father of Knowledge Management and editorial board member of Knowledge Management magazine.

Knowledge management aims to manage the ways in which we create, discover, exploit, disseminate and retain the expertise, understanding and practical know-how that individuals and organisations possess.

For some time now, organisations have been harnessing KM to stimulate innovation while delivering tangible improvements in operational efficiency and productivity. As such, a KM programme is now at the heart of many organisations' efforts to secure competitive advantage and adapt to their economic environment. We believe this makes the development of an effective KM strategy an imperative for every organisation.

Through our industry-leading publications and events we examine all aspects of KM in full: how can companies facilitate innovation and foster knowledge creation? What can they do to get the most from the knowledge they possess? How can they act to ensure their most valuable sources of knowledge do not simply walk out of the door?

By bringing together the latest thinking from world-renowned knowledge experts and the lessons learnt by practitioner firms at the forefront of the field, we put the theory in to practice and show how it relates to your organisation.

Karl Erik Sveiby, founding father of Knowledge Management and editorial board member of Knowledge Management magazine