Mit großer Freude konnten wir am 28.10.2021 die verschobene Feier zum 20 jährigen Bestandsjubiläum im Grazer Aiola Upstairs nachholen. Wir durften bei diesem Event neben dem Kernteam auch 12 Assoziierte… Read more »
Wir laden Forschende aus allen wissenschaftlichen Disziplinen, Praktiker*innen aus der Wirtschaft, aus NGOs, aus Vereinen, aus Bildungseinrichtungen etc., sowie alle weiteren Interessierten herzlich ein, ein Abstract einzureichen. Forschungsergebnisse, Konzepte, Modelle,… Read more »
Vor 20 Jahren – am 1.3.2000 – wurde der erste Vorstand des Wissensmanagement Forums Graz bestellt. Dies möchten wir gebührend feiern! ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ Liebe Teilnehmer, liebe Interessenten auf Grund der aktuelle… Read more »
by Sebastian Dennerlein, Stefan Schweiger & Robert Gutounig The model of knowledge activities has been an integral part of Wissensmanagement Forum`s knowledge management handbook from 2007 (Wissensmanagement Forum 2007; Figure… Read more »
Have you ever heard an alpine trail with the catchy name “Through Hell”? Our annual “Stratehike” took place this year close to the picturesque Schladming in Styria. The WMF members… Read more »
Dissassembling digital communication has become the latest skill of the students during the lecture at the Danube University Krems. Students learned to connect knowledge activities and psychological theories to facilitate… Read more »
In a “Christmassy” Thursday evening, and with the temperature indicating that it’s time to get together, the WMF decided to arrange its annual Christmas feast. The evening started by warming… Read more »
Right in the middle of collaboratively working out a shared understanding of knowledge activities is where students found themselves just after a few introductory minutes at the guest lecture at… Read more »
“Stratehike” is exactly what it sounds: a creative and exciting activity organized by the Knowledge Management Forum of Graz (WMF) that combines successfully Strate-gy and hik(e)-ing. The “stratehike” took place… Read more »
by Sebastian Dennerlein, Robert Gutounig & Stefan Schweiger The model of knowledge activities has been an essential part of Wissensmanagement Forum`s knowledge management handbook from 2007 (Wissensmanagement Forum 2007). Since… Read more »