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KM Europe FeedbackLast January I wrote up some criticism of my experiences at KM Europe 2003. This year, as Martin Roell noted, most of the points of critique were still valid. I contacted mr. Peter Nussey about it at the Ark Group, who organise the event. Today Peter left a comment on the original entry that I would like to share with you. Peter asks us several questions, and I think you and me should try and answer them if we can. It is one thing to criticize, now's the chance to influence changes. Peter's e-mail address is pnussey [at] ark-group [dot] com, or leave a message in the comments and I will see to it that it gets to Peter.
I have read your suggestions with interest. Not only do I agree with many of them but I am pleased to say we have already started work on incorporating many of them into next year’s event. KM Europe 2005 will include some exciting new features which will chime with your concept of optimal unfamiliarity and will hopefully be beneficial all stakeholder groups. As with previous events I will be inviting the major KM communities across Europe and the USA to participate in the event. We will offer a room, services and promotion for their own events with a view to creating the type of the fringe event you describe. Prior to the event we will be looking to facilitate as many on-the-day meetings as possible with an online meeting organiser (or similar) We will also provide facilities for formal and serendipitous networking at KM Europe in the form of dedicated areas and supporting technology Next years schedule will allow more time for conversation and discussion. We always endeavour to select presenters that are thought leaders, next year will pay particular attention to selecting leading figures who both reinforce and challenge core beliefs and act a stimulus for discussion between all stakeholder groups. We will be working hard to ensure that KM Europe 2005 allows for a greater level of interaction between all parties than ever before. In order for the “fringe” activities to really take off we do need the support of the wider KM community which is where people like yourself can help. KM Europe 2005 is committed to satisfying the requirements of the KM community let us know yours and watch this space… Peter Nussey |
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Lilia Efimova
Martin Roell
Gary L. Murphy
Sebastien Paquet
Sebastian Fiedler
Frank Patrick
Thomas Burg
Ross Mayfield
Terry Frazier
David Weinberger
Dina Mehta
Rick Klau
Stuart Henshall
Elizabeth Lawley
Spike Hall
Andy Boyd
Phil Wolff
Matt Mower
Jim McGee
Olaf Brugman
Andrea Janssen
David Gurteen
John Moore
Elmine Wijnia
Chris Macrae
David Pollard
Julian Elvé
David Buchan
Denham Grey
Judith Meskill
Ian Glendinning
George Por
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