KM Landscape @2025

Be part of capturing the KM Landscape


You can contribute to this unique co-creation opportunity– sign-on here

 

The KM Landscape @ 2025 captures; 

*This activity is hosted by KMGN.

Who's involved in co-creation

Everyone 😊, and you choose how to contribute to capturing the KM Landscape

•  Do you want to lead a topic

•   Do you want to contribute to a topic

•   Maybe you prefer to Review what is being developed


 

For who does what, when, and, how keep reading … 

 

For those who are already decided – sign-on here


Co-creation process


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The process

We will start the process of co-creation in an open meeting. At this meeting we will reconfirm participants expectations, and how these are met with the co-creation activity.

The first focus would be on identifying the topic areas - giving the core structure of the activity and the Topic Groups. For this we will use existing resources (maps, tables, chart, lists).

For this list of terms, each Topic Lead will create a glossary related to the topic area - what it embraces and the varied language used in theory and in practice.

The topic leads then will identify existing resources that support each of these areas. All resources and perspective or approaches are included and related to the respective topic area.

The outcomes

The co-creation outcome would include the following

Expectations

Topic Leads ...

i) confirm their participation in the preparation, review, publication and presentation of the KM Landscape Position Statement in 2025

ii) are available between January and (end) April 2025 to attend meetings, prepare assigned sections, consult their mentors, relevant Communities of Practice and representative bodies (Topic leads share their CoP affiliations and memberships).

iii) run their respective Topic Groups as a support means to work assigned (taken from those who sign up)

iv) prepare assigned topic sections of the Position Statement, Topic Leads provide a full range of perspectives and thoughts and where these are derived and supported.

v) use their networks and experience to provide representative opinion and thought, as opposed to their own opinion

vi) support the reviews of all parts of the Position Statement and contribute to the Summary Document, publicity or presentation materials

vi) contribute their time feely – and it is highly recommended that they notify and get support from their employing organisations (if applicable) for this short-term activity in order to avoid conflict or overload

Mentors ...

i) confirm their participation in the support of a Topic Lead in the preparation, review, publication and presentation of the KM Landscape Position Statement in 2025

ii) are available between January and (end) April 2025 to consult with their chosen Topic Group Lead

iii) choose to support the Topic member’s Think Tanks as a means to better support the assigned Topic Lead

iv) use their networks and experience to help the Topic Leads provide representative opinion and thought

vi) support the Topic level reviews of all parts of the Position Statement and contribute to the Summary Document, publicity or presentation materials

vi) support their Topic Lead in terms of managing workload and recognizing potential overload. This includes supporting delegation and / or assuring that the Topic Lead is being effectively supported by their networks in providing inputs to the Position Statement

Topic Groups ...

i) confirm their participation in the support of a Topic Group in the preparation, review, publication and presentation of the KM Landscape Position Statement in 2025

ii) are available between January and (end) April 2025 to support their assigned Topic Lead

iii) use their networks and experience to support the Topic Lead to provide representative opinion and thought

vi) support the Topic level reviews of all parts of the Position Statement and contribute to the Summary Document, publicity or presentation materials

vi) support their Topic Lead in terms of managing workload and potential overload. This includes task delegation and / or assuring that the Topic group is effectively connected to networks and resources in providing inputs to the Position Statement


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Communities of Practice / Representative Bodies ... 

i) are asked to endorse the preparation, review, publication and presentation of the KM Landscape Position Statement in 2025

ii) confirm their participation in the support of the preparation, review, publication and presentation of the KM Landscape Position Statement in 2025

iii) consider endorsing Topic Leads or members who are declaring any affiliations and membership.

iii) agree to accepting feedback requests from the Working  Group / Think Tanks in order to provide representative opinion – in the data collection / retrieval “challenges”  set by the Working Group  / Think Tank

iv) acknowledge and report on the inclusiveness they provide in terms of membership / representing a body of thought – and also to identify the boundaries of their membership / representative body of thought.


Reviewers ...

i) participate in the review of all parts of the Position Statement, the Summary Document, publicity or presentation materials relating to the KM Landscape Position Statement in 2025 activity

ii) perform the review in April 2025

iii) complete the Review Feedback form, specifically providing “From” – “To” inputs and the justification or reason for the requested change.

iv) provide review inputs that are from representative bodies of thought – however individual perspectives will be recognised.

Platforms / Publications

We are working towards involving major KM conferences and Publications to provide a means to get the outcomes of the KM Landscape activity back out to the KM community and beyond.

We are working with the main KM conferences and have postive responses from


We are also working with major KM publications with positive response from


It is expected this list will develop as the work progresses