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The world's number one KM event is back in London this Spring for KMWorld Europe 2027, brought to you by the team behind KMWorld, the world’s leading knowledge management conference, held annually in Washington, DC.
Whether you’re a seasoned KM practitioner, a curious technologist, or a strategist navigating the future of work, KMWorld Europe offers a space to exchange ideas, challenge assumptions, and build smarter solutions together. Join us as we shape the next chapter of knowledge management; one that’s inclusive, intelligent, and deeply human.
As we shape the agenda, we are open to your ideas for sessions. The two main types of sessions we have in mind so far are presentations and roundtable panels. We will also consider proposals for half-day pre-conference workshops.
All accepted speakers receive a complimentary two-day conference pass (14-15 April) as well as great exposure in the industry and a chance to network with colleagues and other experts in the Knowledge Management community.
The call for speakers will open in September 2026 – please check back at that time. In the meantime, please be prepared to include the following brief details of your proposed presentation on the form: title, abstract, a few sentences of biographical information that relate you to the topic, and full contact information for you and your co-presenters (title, address, email, and phone). All abstracts are reviewed by the Organising Committee and notification regarding acceptance will be made in November 2026.
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