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Extended deadline: Australian Conference on Knowledge Management and Intelligent Decision Support (ACKMIDS 2006)
Subject: Extended deadline: Australian Conference on Knowledge
Management and Intelligent Decision Support (ACKMIDS 2006)
From: Suzanne Zyngier
Date: Mon, 07 Aug 2006 14:26:25 +1000
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Due to the large number of requests received for extensions, the
committee has extended the dates as below:
ACKMIDS’2006
9th Australian Conference for Knowledge Management and Intelligent
Decision Support Melbourne, December 11 – 12th
Call for Papers
Conference Theme: Integrating “doing” and “thinking”: knowledge
management as reflective practice
Post-industrial economy is based on the availability of information, and
the means to exploit this information, to create wealth. The emphasis in
post-industrial production is on the ability to use abstract knowledge
in a creative and innovative way by being able to quickly and critically
evaluate existing practices, to gain insight from those practices and to
make new discoveries.
Knowledge management (KM) is a concept that articulates many aspects
that characterise postindustrial production in its concern with an
organisation’s ability to create and exploit knowledge. However,
mainstream KM adopts a top-down approach to express organisational
imperatives and assumes a process view of KM that emphasises knowledge
acquisition, storage, dissemination and application.
The conference theme highlights an alternative, bottom up approach to KM
based on understanding work practices that include both the productive;
the “doing”; and the cognitive and conceptual; the “thinking”; aspects
of work tasks. The integration of these aspects forms the basis of
reflective practice that characterises knowledge work. The conference
seeks submissions that explore the role of knowledge management in
reflective practice.
Publication: Accepted papers, keynotes and case studies will be
published by Australian Scholarly Press as a monograph after the conference.
Conference Co-Chairs
Frada Burstein and Henry Linger
Important Dates:
Submission of full papers (5000 words maximum): August 27th
Notification of acceptance: September 25th
Submission of final papers November 17th
Conference: December 11 – 12th.
Conference Organising Committee
Frada Burstein, Henry Linger, Jill Owen, Suzanne Zyngier, Nelly Todorova
and Ligia Ionesu
Conference site: http://www.infotech.monash.edu.au/ACKMIDS2006
Any inquiries can be emailed to: ackmids@infotech.monash.edu.au
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