Call For Speakers
Knowledge Sharing in the Age of New Technologies
Deadline is April 21
In an era with many new applications and experiments using artificial intelligence, machine learning, cognitive computing, augmented and virtual reality as well as exciting new technologies, knowledge sharing has more possible avenues within and beyond organizations. Knowledge sharing is always about people and their ability to use new tools, processes and techniques with colleagues, co-workers, suppliers, etc. to move projects forward faster. KMWorld 2019 looks at the impact of innovative technologies, techniques and tools in many different communities, including government, business, military, law, medical, non-profit and more. People are at the core of technologies – collaborative, cognitive computing, AI -- are evolving and enabling incredible strides in knowledge sharing, decision making, and satisfying customers. The theme of KMWorld 2019, our 23rd annual event, Knowledge Sharing in the Age of New Technologies, focuses on culture, people processes, and the many different types of technologies supporting organizations as they excel in their industries. See how organizations are embracing AI and other new technologies and innovative practices by enabling their talented workforce, experimenting, taking risks and learning from failures.
KMWorld and its co-located events Taxonomy Boot Camp, Enterprise Search & Discovery, Text Analytics Forum, and the new Office 365 Symposium, showcase organizations who have creative digital solutions for their future, are allowing experimental and risk taking processes to inform their practices, have made solid progress in changing the culture of their enterprises, and know how to utilize technology in practical and useful ways to charge forward in their industries.
Join the conversation of speakers and colleagues at KMWorld 2019, share your experience and techniques for achieving “Knowledge Sharing in the Age of New Technologies”, and illustrate knowledge sharing in action work for exceptional innovation and bottom line success in any type of organization.
Speaking Topics
KMWorld 2019 is seeking experienced knowledge, content, search, and enterprise experts who can provide practical, hands-on information, case studies, and instruction that will maximize the value of the conference attendees’ technological investments. We want to share new and creative ideas for sharing knowledge, maximizing collaboration, fostering learning and innovation, building talent and a knowledge sharing culture, as well as content and other resources in open, diverse, agile, and networked organizations.
Speaking topics this year will include (but are not be limited to) the strategic, technical, cultural, and managerial issues surrounding:
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How to Submit a Proposal to Speak
To participate in KMWorld 2019 as a possible speaker or workshop leader, or suggest a speaker, please post your submission no later than April 21, 2019, here.
Submissions must include a proposed title and description of the session, speakers’ and co-presenter’s name/s and full contact information, a few sentences of biographical information relating the speaker to the topic. All submissions will be reviewed by the Organizing/Review Committee and notification regarding acceptance will be made in June.
Conference Program Chairs
Jane Dysart, KMWorld Program Director & Chair
Dysart & Jones Associates
jane@dysartjones.com
Marydee Ojala, Enterprise Search & Discovery Program Chair
Editor-in-Chief, OnlineSearcher
Stephanie Lemieux, Taxonomy Boot Camp Program Chair
Dovecot Studio
Jarrod Gingras & Tony Byrne, Office 365 Symposium Program Co-Chairs
The Real Story Group
Tom Reamy, Text Analytics Forum Chair
KAPS Group, LLC
