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swanwick

KM has been around for quite a while now. We all agree it is incredibly valuable to organizations so why is it not getting the widespread attention that we feel it deserves. This chat will aim to dig into some of those reasons and may even get ambitious enough to come up with some ideas to change course.

Q1: Why is KM as a discipline not more widespread/popular than it is today?
Q2: Is part of the issue with KM the type of people it attracts?
Q3: What could KM be doing differently to improve the course?
Q4: Should we break up the band and focus on individual facets vs. KM as a whole?
Q5: What other industries/practices have similar problems? Can we learn anything from them?

swanwick

Our first pilot chat will be on the best ideas from KM World 2009. KMers.org is present there at the booth of the KM Institute. For those that were there, we would love to hear your new insights, ideas, eye-openers and exiting new developments. And for those that weren't there: you'll be able to ask participants for more explanation and at the same time you'll get a summary on the different topics that were elaborated during the conference.

NB: The timezone is: 12pm-1pm EST; 5-6pm GMT

• 5mins - Introductions, Did you attend KMW09?, what experience do you have with Twitter Chats?
• 5mins - Are there any questions about the KMers.org site?
• 10mins - What was your goal going into the conference?
• 10mins - What was your favorite session from the conference and why?
• 10mins - What are your key takeaways? Did they match your goals?
• 10mins - How would you like to see the conference changed for next year?
• 5mins - What topics would you like to see on future KMers chats?
• 5mins - How can other KMers help you? Go ahead and pitch something