KMAfrica.com

Update your KMAfrica.com profile

KMAadmin — Mon, 11 May 2009 01:05:09 -0600

When you created an account at KMAfrica.com, you were asked various details about your profile. To make sure that the information here is correct (because it is regularly searched and indexed by various search services), click on http://isivivane.com/kmafrica/?q=user and then the personal information tab. Upload a picture of yourself that is appropriate to the site and change any details then click save at the bottom of the page. Your profile will now have been updated.

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KMAfrica.com - KnowledgeHub brochure - Find the Others

KMAadmin — Fri, 24 Apr 2009 04:43:32 -0600

If you'd like to find out more about KMAfrica.com KnowledgeHub, please download our brochure entitled 'Find the Others'. If provides an overview of what this site is about and how it can be used to participate, contribute, share and benefit...

Si vous souhaitez en savoir plus sur KMAfrica.com KnowledgeHub, s'il vous plaît télécharger notre brochure intitulée "Trouver les autres». S'il donne un aperçu de ce qui est sur ce site et comment il peut être utilisé pour participer, de contribuer, de partager et de profiter ...

www.KMAfrica.com - Africa's dedicated KM community Knowledge Portal

KMAadmin — Fri, 27 Mar 2009 00:26:17 -0600

Does your work involve the creation, storage, retrieval and dissemination of knowledge? Looking for or wanting to share know-how with a community of KM professionals from throughout Africa? Wanting to make the connection? If you are saying YES! to these questions, then logon to www.KMAfrica.com. KMAfrica.com is Africa's knowledge platform that lets you to participate, contribute, share and benefit. In KMAfrica.com you'll find practical KM with an African feel plus:

Member Blogs – as a registered KMAfrica.com member, your blog can highlight your work so that it has the attention of Africa's knowledge community
Access to Know-How – the issues you're face now have probably been solved by someone else - the wiki technology in KMAfrica allows storage of any combination of digital information including voice, data, slideshows, text and movies
Shared Calendars - of KMAfrica knowledge events throughout Africa plus international KM events of importance
Aggregated Newsfeeds - from a wide variety of recognised KM resources and blogs on the internet
Knowledge Exchange – all knowledge comes from the questions we ask...you'll find plenty of questions and useful, considered answers on our knowledge exchange
KMAfrica.com Conference – notifications and papers from the biennial KMAfrica Conference and booking for the various conference streams.
Member Library & Resources – we have a growing electronic library in KMAfrica that we are committed to building into a considerable multidisciplinary resource by 2010
Support for Knowledge Entrepreneurs – At KMAfrica, we are committed to supporting African Knowledge Entrepreneurs with our own database of know-how and experience needed to build sustainable African knowledge businesses.
Keep in touch – KMAfrica is on twitter so tune in to www.twitter.com/kmafrica to receive updated. We also have a KMAfrica group on www.Linkedin.com
Galleries – we have downloadable KMPosters and other media designed to stimulate knowledge sharing in your organisation.
Links to a variety of resources – including other KM sites, papers and people that help you make the connection.

KMAfrica.com SIGs (Special Interest Groups)

KMAfrica is used by a variety of special interest groups and forums driven by the KMAfrica conference themes. SIGs include:

KM and Economic challenges – this includes issues around banking and finance, agriculture and agro-industry, economic integration, energy, ICT, tourism and transport systems.
KM and Social challenges - this includes education, public health, food security, water supply, employment, gender and youth.
KM and the Environment – this includes climate change, desertification, soil salination, urban waste, air, water and noise pollution.
KM and Governance – this includes KM impacts on service delivery in public sector institutions, in creating opportunities for local engagement in improved conditions for local people, and in dealing with post-conflict situations.
Emerging Technologies and innovative schemes – this includes frontier technologies such as Biotechnologies, Nanotechnologies, ICT, etc… together with innovative opportunities such as Techno-Entreprise Incubators, Technopoles, Science and Technology Parks, creatives cities, etc…
Practical KM – includes multidisciplinary ideas, tips and case studies for the practical & successful implementation of KM in organisations.

KMAfrica.com KnowledgeHub Advertising - Knowledge of what is does not open the door directly to what should be

KMAadmin — Fri, 13 Mar 2009 01:39:01 -0600

KMAfrica.com KnowledgeHub Advertising - Find the others, make the connection

KMAadmin — Fri, 13 Mar 2009 01:37:11 -0600

KMAfrica.com KnowledgeHub Advertising - Knowledge of what is possible is the beginning of happiness

KMAadmin — Fri, 13 Mar 2009 01:33:43 -0600

KMAfrica.com KnowledgeHub Advertising - Let us dare to read, think, speak and write

KMAadmin — Fri, 13 Mar 2009 01:30:26 -0600

The KMAfrica.com Web 2.0 KnowledgeHub

KMAadmin — Sat, 28 Feb 2009 02:28:15 -0700

A few people have asked about the architecture and vision of www.KMAfrica.com and so here is a short overview: The system is based on Drupal, a FOSS (Free and Open Source Software) program. The system is described as one of the most popular content management frameworks in the world with a large user community and a wide range of applications from simple websites to complex administration systems being built on the Drupal system.

Drupal can store, share and stream any combination of media types ranging to simple text files through photos to audio and complex video materials. But the really exciting part of the technology is its' ability to facilitate 'making the connection' - to allow users the freedom to create and join in the kinds of conversations that allow know-how to connect with need-to-know. When I was at the KMAfrica2007 conference, it struck me how the unstructured coincidental and synchronistic conversations that happened during the coffee breaks were the most interesting, generative and memorable. They helped me with my growing edges at the time. So we are going to look for means to stimulate these conversations using KMAfrica.com thereby transforming the site into the vision of becoming the African Knowledge Hub. There were a number of presentations at KMAfrica 2007 about how the ability to make the connection within a peer group facilitated great strides in knowledge sharing and understanding. It is our vision at KMAfrica.com that these technologies will provide the communication tools to KM professionals and students throughout Africa to participate, contribute share and benefit from our shared knowledge.

Steve Banhegyi

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KMAadmin — Fri, 29 Aug 2008 01:00:02 -0600

KMAfricaPosterRefresh

KMAadmin — Fri, 29 Aug 2008 00:58:35 -0600