Knowledge Management Consortium, Inc.
San Francisco Chapter
Street address
San Francisco, CA 94111

Date: Sat, 04 Mar 2000 18:41:13 -0800


Mr. Rod Welch
rowelch@attglobal.net
The Welch Company
440 Davis Court #1602
San Francisco, CA 94111 2496

Subject:   Spring 2000 KMCI Bay Area Event

Dear Rod Welch:

Registration for the Spring 2000 gathering of San Francisco & Silicon Valley Knowledge Management Consortium International (KMCI) on March 17th, 2000, in San Francisco, is now open.

To eRegister for spring, please visit:

http://www.net-intelligence.net/SecureOrderForm.htm.

The event fee covers coffee, refreshments, luncheon, materials, equipment, eRegistration and incidental expenses. The fee does not include chapter membership. To become a chapter member please visit:

http://kmci.org/Admin/kmc_membership_form.htm.

To view the Winter Executive Summary visit:

http://km.org/sfc/Winter_1999_Summary.htm.

To view the Winter Presentations visit: To view the Winter Presentations visit: http://km.org/sfc/Winter_Agenda.htm.

Please forward this invitation.

The theme for spring is Technologies & Processes for KM & Collaboration. By popular demand, the agenda includes a panel discussion with local vendors and leaders.

Please find below the event announcement. It is important to register soon. The winter event reached full capacity very quickly.

Sincerely,

John

John Maloney,
San Francisco/Silicon Valley
KMCI chapter president
http://km.org/sfc/



- Announcement -


What & When?


Spring 2000 Bay Area KMCI Event

Friday, 17 March, 2000, 9:00am - 4:00pm

http://km.org/sfc/

Where?

Collaboratory, Inc.
939 Harrison Street @ 5th
San Francisco, CA 94107
collaborate@collaboratory.com


About the Knowledge Management Consortium International

The KMCI is a global, nonprofit user organization founded in 1997.

The KMCI and its chapters are devoted to creating a shared vision, common understanding and focused action regarding applied KM for business. Efforts span methods, systems and practices involving people, processes, and technology. Impartial sharing and adoption of ideas and practices from thought leaders in industry, research and practice helps local chapters and the KMCI achieve its goals. The end result is practical, effective application of KM to business.

To learn more about the KMCI visit:

http://www.km.org/.

About the San Francisco & Silicon Valley KMCI Chapter

The SF/SV Chapter was formed in early 1999. It represents the greater San Francisco Bay Area and Silicon Valley. The purpose of the SF/SV Chapter of the KMCI is to enable and sponsor a Bay Area cluster of Knowledge Management (KM) practitioners, executives, academics and researchers. Our mission is to fundamentally advance the art and science of KM & collaboration and its application to business. This is accomplished with local chapter events to share knowledge, expand collaboration and by sustaining a community of people drawn from local businesses and institutions.

The density of expertise in the Bay Area makes our region one of richest KM clusters in the country. Chapter Meetings occur quarterly, at various locations throughout the Bay Area. By helping shape a Bay Area value network of KM practices, people and processes, the SF/SV KMCI can improve and enhance the productivity growth and competitiveness of local members and collaborators.

To learn more about the SF/SV KMCI visit:

http://www.km.org/

http://km.org/sfc/.


Sincerely,


Mr. John Maloney
President
jmaloney@net-intelligence.net