Become a member of Knowledge Management South Africa to gain access to exclusive blog posts and video recordings from our knowledge management professionals! MEMBERSHIP About About KMSA Membership Whether you are a seasoned knowledge management practitioner or just interested in the field, KMSA provides a network of like-minded people, willing to share their expertise. Participants are from all walks of life, including public and corporate sectors, academia and consultants, who connect monthly by webinar. Other activities include a lively WhatsApp chat group, regular newsletters and an annual conference. We source content for our meetings both locally and internationally. Our membership model focuses on the individual practitioner, but we also offer group membership rates for institutions employing multiple practitioners. For a single annual group fee of R5 225, the full benefits of membership can be enjoyed by several individuals across the organisation. Our membership model focuses on the individual practitioner, but we also offer group membership rates for institutions employing multiple practitioners. For a single annual group fee of R5 225, the full benefits of membership can be enjoyed by several individuals across the organisation. Benefits Benefits of KMSA Membership Monthly knowledge management workshops & webinars Annual industry/knowledge convention Lively KM focused digital chat group Regular news bulletins International networking opportunities Professional credentialing KMSA Brochure Pricing Membership Formats Student ZAR 0 Student Member Free Plan No Charge Retired ZAR 500 Retired Individual Member Valid for one year Invoiced to you privately Individual ZAR 1,570 Individual Practitioner Membership Valid for one year Invoiced to you privately Corporate ZAR 6,000 Corporate Group Membership Valid for one year Invoiced to you privately The association is a not-for-profit body owned and managed by its members in terms of its constitution and memorandum of incorporation. The association recovers its operating costs from members by charging members an annual membership subscription fee, payable by the end of the second month of each year. Members may participate in the governance of the organisation at the annual general meeting of members or by volunteering to serve on the board or other operational committees. Join Now Alternatively download, print and complete this short pdf form and return to kmsaservices@vdw.co.za Membership Formats Student R 0 0R Student Member Free Plan Select No Charge Retired R 500 500R Retired Individual Member Valid for one year Select Invoiced to you privately Individual R 1 570 1 570R Individual Practitioner Membership Valid for one year Select Invoiced to you privately or invoiced to your company Corporate R 6 000 6 000R Corporate Group Membership Valid for one year Select Covering multiple Individual Practitioners The association is a not-for-profit body owned and managed by its members in terms of its constitution and memorandum of incorporation. The association recovers its operating costs from members by charging members an annual membership subscription fee, payable by the end of the second month of each year. Members may participate in the governance of the organisation at the annual general meeting of members or by volunteering to serve on the board or other operational committees. Need more details? Contact us We are here to assist. Contact us by phone, email or via our social media channels. Contact Us

We invite researchers, practitioners, and experts in knowledge management to submit presentation proposals. Our conference aims to explore the latest trends, challenges, and opportunities in the field of hybrid knowledge management. We encourage presentations that address topics such as the role of technology in hybrid knowledge management, strategies for managing knowledge in remote and hybrid teams, and best practices for integrating digital and physical knowledge management systems. PHOTOS PROGRAMME

Theme: Championing a knowledge-sharing culture Championing a knowledge-sharing culture involves creating an environment where individuals and teams actively share information, expertise, and insights to drive learning and innovation. Registration Sponsorship Speakers Awards Platinum Sponsor: Gold Sponsor: Silver Sponsor: Convention Programme PHYSICAL REGISTRATIONS (From 1 June 2024) KMSA Paid-up Members: R4 000 Non-members: R5 000 Speakers: R3 000 Student / Retired: R 850 PHYSICAL EARLY BIRD REGISTRATION (Closed on 31 May 2024) KMSA Paid-up Member: R3 500 Non-members: R4 500 Speakers: R3 000 Student / Retired: R 850 VIRTUAL REGISTRATION KMSA Paid-up Members: R2 000 Non-members: R2 500 Speakers: R1 800 Student / Retired: R 550 Please note that online registration is now closed, should delegates which to attend in person they can register at the venue. Virtual attendees can contact kmsaservices@vdw.co.za Platinum Sponsor: Gold Sponsor: Silver Sponsors: Dr Thinus Bekker Dr. Thinus Bekker, General Manager Applied Research and Knowledge Transfer at the Rand Water Institute. He is an Independent Non-Executive Director with a PhD in Digital Governance, Certified Director, ITIL and PMP certifications, and 33 years of experience in the digital technology and information industry. He is involved in academia as post-graduate co-supervisor and assessor. Bavuyile Swekile Bavuyile Swekile is a student from The University of the Western Cape, currently pursuing her Masters in Library and Information Science focusing on the use of ICTs in support of Knowledge Management in research institutions. She did her Bachelor of Library and Information Science at the University of her and also did Honours in Anthropology at the University of Fort Hare. While trying to find her career path Bavuyile has been working at The University of the Western Cape Library as a student assistant, currently she’s working at the UWC library as a research assistant. Hein Spingies Hein Spingies brings over 30 years of extensive expertise in Knowledge, Records & Document, and Information Management across diverse sectors, including entertainment, finance, government, and telecommunications. With a strong focus on implementing robust strategies and leveraging cutting-edge technologies, Hein excels in optimising knowledge harvesting, sharing and dissemination. As the Knowledge Manager at the Road Accident Fund (RAF), Hein spearheads initiatives to enhance and innovate business processes and foster the adoption of best practices. His previous roles include overseeing Information Resources at the NRF, leading KM projects at IBM, where he designed KM, ECM and Records Management strategies for large and medium corporates and the implementation of electronic library management systems. Dr Kavisha Nandhlal Dr Kavisha Nandhlal is the Founder and Director of The Innovation Space (PTY) Ltd. Her company has a core focus on consulting in innovation, design thinking and research. She is the author of the book, Initiate DESIGN THINKING that highlights how design thinking can be used to forge new pathways towards sustainable development. Nelisiwe Jama Nelisiwe Jama, is a registry clerk at Private Security Industry Regulatory Authority (PSIRA). She resides in Pretoria but born in Kwazulu Natal. She is a Masters student at the University of the Western Cape. Her goal is to embark on the academic journey and specialise in knowledge management and also to be able to preserve and harvest indigenous knowledge. Kelebogile Mosimege Kelebogile has been working in various roles within the information services field for over 15 years and is currently employed as a DD: Information & Knowledge Management at the DCoG. Her qualifications include a BIS in Library Science from UP, an Honours degree from UNISA, and a PostGraduate degree in Info & Knowledge Systems from Stellies. She is also currently pursuing a Masters degree. Kelebogile’s passion lies in identifying best practices and finding solutions to knowledge management challenges in local government, which is the focus of her Masters thesis. Lauren de Kock Ms Lauren de Kock is an acclaimed trainer and speaker and has equipped numerous NGOs around South Africa to develop and strengthen their improvement programmes. She is the Regional Director of Quality Improvement for Aurum Institute, which is a proudly African organisation working to advance health science and innovation to create a healthier world for future generations. She is currently supporting to the National Department of Health, HIV and STI programme, by developing, testing, and spreading a national QI programme. Lauren has a track record of using innovative and diverse methodologies to empower professionals and their organisations acquire, implement, and apply knowledge and skills to change their behaviour and the systems in which they work. She led the development of and has authored numerous teaching aids and educational tools for health care providers, that have been endorsed by the National Department of health and are widely used throughout South Africa. Joadine Freeman Ms Joadine Freeman is the SALGA Senior Advisor for Knowledge Management. Joadine Freeman is a passionate Knowledge Management professional, specializing in knowledge and content management. She passionately champions the importance of knowledge sharing and collaboration, viewing them as crucial components in achieving organisational objectives. Dr Nikiwe Momoti Dr Nikiwe Momoti teaches Knowledge Management at the University of the Western Cape (UWC). She has held several Senior Management positions managing ICTs, Knowledge and Information Management, Records, Archives and Libraries. Please click here for more information on the KMSA IMBIZO 2024 Awards

Throwback: KMSA Imbizo 2024 Imbizo Speakers 1/2 Imbizo Programme Imbizo Presentations Imbizo 2024 Award Winners 2024 Champion Award Winners Constance Kekana and Kelebogile Mosimege 2024 Champion Award Winner Constance Kekana 2024 Legacy Recognition of an Institution University of Johannesburg Department of Information & Knowledge Management Prize 2024 Legacy Recognition Winner Joanne Cornelissen Chairpersons Award Elmi Bester

King V Draft is now open for public comment The King V Draft is now open for public comment, providing an excellent opportunity for us as Knowledge Management (KM) professionals to shape this important document. Use the links below to share your insights and feedback on the role our profession could play within the King V framework. Your contributions can highlight the significance of incorporating KM principles and practices, demonstrating how they can enhance organisational effectiveness, foster innovation, and drive sustainable growth. Let’s unite to advocate for our field and ensure our expertise is recognised and valued in this essential guideline. Learn more about the process Submit your comments

Find links to presentations, blog posts, newsletters and video recordings all provided by Knowledge Management South Africa! KNOWLEDGE CENTER The KMSA Knowledge Centre also contains presentations and video recordings from events held by the KMSA, access to which is for KMSA Members only. Become A Member VISIT THE KMSA BLOG! Read the latest articles from our Knowledge Management professionals. KMSA Blog Tips and Best Practices for KM Success Blog: Leading KM Trends for 2024 by Brayn Wills DOWNLOAD OUR NEWSLETTER! Previous Editions: Autum 2023 Newsletter Spring 2022 April/June 2022 Newsletter January/March 2022 Newsletter November/December 2021 Newsletter September/October 2021 Newsletter July/August 2021 Newsletter Q1 2024 Newsletter VIEW OUR EVENT RECORDINGS! A gallery dedicated to the e-Imbizo's and webinars held by Knowledge Management South Africa. Become a member to view the gallery! Video Gallery Need more details? Contact us We are here to assist. Contact us by phone, email or via our social media channels. Contact Us

Knowledge Management is the process of creating, retaining, sharing and better utilising the knowledge and information assets of an organisation to achieve its objectives. KM Week - 16 to 21 October 2023

Theme: Championing a knowledge-sharing culture Championing a knowledge-sharing culture involves creating an environment where individuals and teams actively share information, expertise, and insights to drive learning and innovation. Register now You're invited to a webinar on AI's impact on the human world, to explore ways in which we can utilize this new tool while remaining 'human in an AI world'.

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