The 2010 Knowledge and Project Management Symposium annually brings together
leading academics and industry professionals to share information and exchange ideas
related to Knowledge Management and Project Management. This year’s conference
features a single track with that will focus on knowledge management processes and
practices and their relationship to projects and the discipline of project management.
Researchers, practitioners, students, end users, management and project specialists
are encouraged to submit proposals for 45 minute presentations. Accepted applicants

The Knowledge and Project Management Symposium (KPM) is an annual event held in the Tulsa, Oklahoma area that is dedicated to finding real-world synergies between the evolving discipline of Knowledge Management and the projects within an organization. The conference is jointly sponsored by Knowledge and Information Professionals Association, the Tulsa Chapter of PMI, Oklahoma University, Oklahoma State University and the University of Tulsa.

The Knowledge and Project Management Symposium (KPM) is an annual event held in the Tulsa, Oklahoma area that is dedicated to finding real-world synergies between the evolving discipline of Knowledge Management and the projects within an organization. The conference is jointly sponsored by Knowledge and Information Professionals Association, the Tulsa Chapter of PMI, Oklahoma University, Oklahoma State University and the University of Tulsa.