While AI holds the promise of radically transforming KM, human oversight takes on intensified responsibilities for ensuring the knowledge provided is accurate, timely, and relevant as well as guarding against violations of privacy and proactively securing sensitive data.Value is the key to adopting any technology, and AI tools are no different. AI-enabled KM provides opportunities for KM to shine and for knowledge managers to prove their value to their organizations.
Marydee Ojala //
06 Jul 2026
Access Innovations combines decades of expertise in knowledge organization, taxonomy development, and metadata creation with advanced AI techniques to help organizations prepare their content for the next generation of intelligent applications.
Heather Kotula //
06 Jul 2026
The Eva™ platform powers a growing portfolio of Operational AI solutions, from Collaborative Agentic AI systems for high-stakes knowledge work to AI Virtual Agents, AI Voice Agents, and Digital Humans for customer and employee engagement across voice, vision, gesture, and text.
06 Jul 2026
As organisations accelerate the adoption of tools such as Microsoft Copilot and AI agents, a consistent challenge is emerging: AI outputs are only as trustworthy as the knowledge they are built on. In many organisations, content is fragmented, inconsistent, and lacking the structure and context required to generate reliable answers. Altuent addresses this by focusing on the foundations of knowledge.
Emmet Kearney //
06 Jul 2026
As untrained coders adopt AI, organizations must balance risk mitigation with fostering innovation. The organizations that succeed will not be those that restrict citizen developers, but those that channel their activity within well-defined guardrails and enforceable governance frameworks. When governance enables innovation rather than reacting to it, enterprises can capture AI's value without exposing themselves to unnecessary risk.
Greg Sullivan //
06 Jul 2026
With a semantic layer framework, an organization can actually spot where they lack explicit knowledge and information, or where people are asking questions for which explicit answers don't exist.
Marydee Ojala //
06 Jul 2026
The most powerful multistep execution isn't a chain of specialized agents. It's a single model with enough context to plan, execute, and recover—informed by everything it's learned from every prior execution.
Avi Cavale //
11 May 2026
This next year will see the knowledge management function take a direction that focuses on a more advanced and mature way of leveraging AI.
Carlos García-Egocheaga, CEO, Lexsoft Systems //
08 Dec 2025
As more ancient texts become digitized and translated, let's go all-in by using human-augmented AI, combining ancient knowledge artifacts with our modern body of research. And let's not just be confined to one or two disciplines. Infinitely large numbers of breakthrough innovations even more impactful than the examples shared are possible.
Art Murray, D.Sc. //
06 Jul 2026
The real error of the expert system era was not determinism itself—it was incomplete rules. Today's risk is the opposite: We have agents that are too flexible, running on too little accountability, deployed into environments where variation is not a feature but a liability.
Alan Pelz-Sharpe //
06 Jul 2026
The AI world is advancing at a breathtaking pace with staggering sums of money, but it's built on unstable and illusory foundations. Our role is not to stand on the sidelines shouting warnings. It is to quietly, strategically, and indispensably become the people they cannot do without—the ones who ensure the entire system can actually function.
Alan Pelz-Sharpe //
09 Mar 2026
There should be one clear group of winners emerging from the coming disillusionment: knowledge and information managers. The AI reckoning will force a long-overdue epiphany upon executive leadership: The value of technology is not inherent; it is contingent on the quality of the information fuel you feed it.
Alan Pelz-Sharpe //
10 Nov 2025