Putting together the list of 100 companies that matter in KM causes us to look at organizations with pioneering solutions and notable modifications to existing products, and those that are just plain interesting. We applaud innovation, agility, and a focus on the customer.
Marydee Ojala //
08 Mar 2023
In this issue, KMWorld magazine announces the winners of the 2022 KMWorld Readers' Choice Awards. The categories for competition were wide-ranging. In all, there were 13 areas in which products and technologies could be nominated and ultimately voted upon. They include business process management, cognitive computing and AI, customer service and support, e-discovery, knowledge graphs, text analytics, and NLP.
Stephanie Simone //
03 Nov 2022
To help showcase advanced products and services, each year KMWorld magazine looks for innovative offerings that are helping organizations derive greater benefit from their information, share knowledge more efficiently, make better decisions, improve compliance and security, effectively support employees, and communicate more seamlessly with customers.
Stephanie Simone //
07 Sep 2022
It's time to close that Zoom tab and brush up on those in-person-to-person skills as KMWorld, the largest gathering of knowledge management thought leaders, practitioners, authors, and storytellers, returns to Washington, D.C., for the first time since 2019.
06 Sep 2022
Several KM leaders offer predictions for the space in 2023
Stephanie Simone //
15 Dec 2022
With the increase of decentralized workplaces and remote and hybrid work models, SaaS has overtaken on-premises apps and become critical to any company's success
Uri Haramati, co-founder and CEO of Torii //
11 Jul 2022
Knowledge graphs continue to make a splash in the KM space
Stephanie Simone and Joyce Wells //
24 Nov 2021
Did you play with Lego when you were a kid? Time magazine describes it as the most influential toy of all time and one of the reasons for its popularity is due to its potential. It's a toy with an incredible amount of flexibility SharePoint is pretty similar to Lego in many ways—one of the reasons it's the most popular enterprise platform among Fortune 500 companies is that, like Lego, it's super flexible.
Gabrielle Lafontaine //
05 Jan 2018