Surf these sites: AIIM International -- The Association for Information and Image Management (AIIM) is an international organization made up of people in the information management community. It is the meeting place where users, vendors and solution providers come together to solve problems, present ideas, provide solutions and establish relationships. American Society of Indexers -- This is the site for the American Society of Indexers. An interesting site containing many resources about information indexing. Includes a history of information retrieval dating to 79 A.D. Federation for Enterprise Knowledge Development (FEND) -- A non-profit federation of leading companies and universities working in collaboration to research, develop, test and disseminate state-of-the-art knowledge management and innovation. Knowledge Management Benchmarking Association™ -- Brings together knowledge management professionals from a variety of companies. Conducting benchmarking studies to identify practices that improve the effectiveness of Knowledge Management activities. Knowledge Management Consortium -- Society of Knowledge Management scientists, practitioners, and managers formed for the purpose of creating Knowledge Management standards. The Information Continuum Group -- The IC Group is a group of researchers interested in information and knowledge, and how technology can be harnessed to aid in our management of these resources. The site contains resources developed by the group, as well as links to other interesting sites. Twin Cities Knowledge Management Forum -- The general purpose of the Forum is to share non-proprietary best practices in the field of Knowledge Management for the mutual benefit of all members. Specific purposes are: •to explore issues associated with Knowledge Management initiatives; •to share successes, pitfalls and failures; •to learn from each other; •to discuss key learnings from conferences and how to apply them; •to provide vendor insights and networking opportunities with vendors; •to pool resources for external speaker and consultant group presentations; •to provide a means for interacting with others having similar interests; •to develop a common language.
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