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KMAfrica.com KnowledgeHub SIGs (Special Interest Groups)

Submitted by KMAadmin on 4 January 2010 - 1:25pm.
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Welcome to the KMAfrica.com Special Interest Groups (SIGs) homepage. You'll need to be a registered KMAfrica.com user to contribute to the SIGs. Registration on KMAfrica.com is free. Participation includes providing useful commentary on published papers and commentary made by other participants. If there are topics that you feel should be covered, you may also request to have your own SIG created on the KMAfrica KnowledgeHub platform.

Opinions expressed in the SIGs do not necessarily reflect those of Knowledge Management Africa (KMAfrica.com) but rather are the opinions and ideas of registered KMAfrca.com users. KMAfrica.com provides this electronic enabling platform and collaboration tool to individuals and organisation who engage in meaningful dialogue about using KM in the development of Africa and her peoples. If you have ideas or comments on how you'd like to see the SIG section expanded and enhanced, please email info@kmafrica.com

KMAfrica2009 Conference Papers

Submitted by KMAadmin on 27 July 2009 - 4:34pm.
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KMAfrica2009 Dakar Conference Paper

We are starting to add full text conference papers from the KMAfrica2009 conference. The papers are to be found in the SIGs on http://isivivane.com/kmafrica/?q=og - currently we are looking at the economics and governance streams and more papers will be added on an almost daily basis. In amongst the conference papers, we have interspersed some general SIG conversations to approximate the kind of activity you'd find at a conference like KMAfrica2009; in amongst the formal papers we have informal conversations where a surprising amount is learned and exchanged.

KMAfrica.com Member Resources

Submitted by KMAadmin on 19 November 2008 - 10:21am.
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KMAfrica.com Member Resources

KMAfrica's member resources include a variety of electronic publications, links and a member knowledge exchange that allows KMAfrica members to 'make the connection' with each other much like the way in which impromptu connections are made during the tea breaks in the actual KMAfrica conference. The resources available via this website include:

KMAfrica Chapters

Submitted by KMAadmin on 8 August 2008 - 9:58am.
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KMAfricaFlash

KMAfrica includes the following local chapters based on location

  • Central African Chapter

  • East African Chapter
  • North African Chapter
  • Southern African Chapter
  • West African Chapter

Additionally, members self-organise into various Special Interest Groups (SIGs) provided by KMAfrica under http://isivivane.com/kmafrica/?q=group.kmafrica . There are SIGS for a range of topics including KM & Conflict & Change Management, KM and Social Issues, KM & Governance, KM and the Economy, KM & Climate Change. You are welcome to visit the groups and participate and even suggest a new area of interest for the SIGs by mailing us at info@kmafrica.com

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