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Feedback on IKO 2016

9/22/2016

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Here's a brief selection of the feedback from IKO 2016 - we also got lots of great suggestions for next year's event. Keep watching this space!

​- The chance to interact with the other people. Several new ways of looking at knowledge organisation.
- Having a panel energised such that conflicting views are put forward. Lets us think about our own views.
- Case study table discussions are most interesting. Able to share how others have implemented their KM.
- It was a good mix of Theory (Book Writers), Consultants (Sharing Best Practices) and Industry Professionals (sharing issues and successes). Went back with better understanding on the topic of KO & KM.
- Enjoyed the format and variety.
- Listening to new ideas and pain of many practitioners.
- Sharing of practical experience of practitioners during the cafe sessions.
- Valuable views and sharing from the speakers and participants. It really helps in triggering more insights and thoughts. Thank you!
- Where to start? =) Practical insights on deploying knowledge base, conducting knowledge audit, etc. Frank discussions on pros and cons of certain techs and new processes, etc.
- Key takeaway: the iterative nature of developing KO - governance, map/audit, strategic business plan.
- Case studies: what other enterprises do with KO. Ideas about text analytics and taxonomy governance. New mindset about search.
- We can make use of metadata that is produced during use/interaction to create adaptive organising systems --> e.g. better personalisation
- Thought provoking discussions with participants about their KO challenges and my own. Helpful updates on current vendor offerings.
- The collective knowledge all the speakers shared. 1+1 is definitely more than 2 this way.
- I love the format which encourages dialogue and debate. Without competing views, it's hard to discover methods that work in your own organsation.
- The case studies are real life examples - I treasure my learning from this area.
- The case studies provided a very diversified experience sharing from the various presenters. One of the key takeaways is the process of choosing the right text analytics tool.
- Learning about taxonomy and how we can implement it. Hearing from others’ challenges.
- It was great that it was run on a "knowledge cafe" like style where participants were able to share and discuss in small groups. Gained insights into some technologies and expanded my thoughts on how technology can be exploited.
- Networking and intensive communication among the presenters and attendees.
- Insights on taxonomy creation, management and governance.
- Insights on new tools/methodologies.
- Case studies breakout sessions are enjoyable as they are more engaging. Networking with fellow practitioners.
- Case studies cafe has the most content and is very engaging.
- Please keep this track and style! Love it!!! Thanks Patrick and team. Good luck!!
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