Quarterly Meeting - February 17th at the Hard Rock featuring Panel Moderator, Dr. Robert Schooley
“Communities of Practice: Best Practices & Lessons Learned”
Friday, February 17, 11:30 AM @ Hard Rock
The purpose of a Community of Practice (CoP) is to provide a group of people who are active practitioners a way to achieve better organizational results by:
*Sharing knowledge
*Tips and best practices
*Getting questions answered
*Leveraging / maximizing resources
Dr. Robert Schooley will lead a panel discussion on how to start and sustain an effective CoP. Insights regarding the value and/or impact of CoPs will be provided.
In the Know - A Newsletter of the Knowledge & Information Professional Association
Keep up to date with KIPA happenings by reading our bi-monthly newsletter. All KIPA members automatically receive a copy of the newsletter via e-mail when it is released, so make sure to become a member by visiting http://kipanet.org/content/membership!
2011 KPM Symposium - Instructions for reporting your PMI PDUs
Logon to PMI’s website (http://www.pmi.org) to log your PDU’s. You will need the following information to report PDUs for this conference:
PDU's earned for ALL DAY attendance at BOTH days of the conference: 16 (1 per hour attended of the conference)
PDU Category: Category A
Activity Type: Choose to find an event and in the Activity Name field, enter "Knowledge and Project Management" (without the quotes) and click Search. The first result should show an activity # C052-0726-27-20. This is the one you need to select.
KPM 2011 Presentations now available!
You can view the KPM 2011 presentations by going to http://kipanet.org/2011-kpm-speakers.
2011 KPM Symposium - July 26-27, 2011 at OSU-Tulsa
The conference will be held on the campus of Oklahoma State University in Tulsa on July 26-27. This year's event features an outstanding line-up of national and area presenters who will bring valuable information that will help you implement both Project Management and Knowledge Management in your organization.
Presentation from May 18th's Meeting is Available
Many thanks to Joe Mulenex of Avansic for his interesting and thought-provoking presentation on May 18th regarding the importance of time and cost-effective storage of data and information. His presentation raised many interesting questions and insights regarding knowledge management. A copy of his presentation is attached.
See you in August for the next quarterly meeting!
2011 KPM Presentation Application
Applications for presentations at the 2011 KPM Symposium are not being accepted at this time.
