Knowledge management sites.
ActKM - A great site for finding out what’s happening in the KM world.
Association of Knowledgework - At the Association of Knowledgework, people from every specialty cross professional, geographic, cultural, economic and hierarchical barriers to learn together.
Boxes and Arrows - While this site doesn’t focus exclusively on knowledge management, it does have a great deal of content in peripheral areas like content management and design.
BRINT - Developing leading edge thinking and practice on contemporary business, technology, and knowledge management issues to facilitate organizational and individual performance, success, and fulfillment.
CIO’s Knowledge Management section - The magazine about business, technology and leadership has a specific section on their website devoted to KM. The other sections are also interesting and definitely worth checking out as well.
Government of Canada’s Information Management Portal - While obviously focusing more on information management, there are some knowledge management links and resources on here worth checking out.
Gurteen Knowledge - David Gurteen’s personal site that supports the Gurteen Knowledge Community. Lots of interesting stuff.
InsideKnowledge Magazine - News and articles and content, information and knowledge management.
KM4DEV - KM4Dev describes itself as “a community of international development practitioners who are interested in knowledge management and knowledge sharing issues and approaches”.
KM Institute (International Knowledge Management Institute) - The International Knowledge Management Institute is the place to go to become a Certified Knowledge Manager. They also have a newsletter.
KM Talk - A Malaysian knowledge management site (thanks Naguib!). There’s also quite a bit on here that would appeal to a non-Malaysian audience as well.
KM Wiki - Provides links, sites and resources on all aspects of knowledge management.
KM World - KM World provides news and articles about knowledge management.
The KNOW Network - A global community of knowledge-driven organizations dedicated to networking, benchmarking and sharing best practices leading to superior performance.
Knowing Knowledge - While it’s not updated that frequently, Knowing Knowledge has some interesting stuff from the book Knowing Knowledge. Worth taking a look at.
KnowledgeBoard - KnowledgeBoard is a European Commission-funded Special Support Action. It’s mainly a discussion board relating to knowledge management.
Knowledge Connections - David Skyrme’s website that describes itself as “the place to gain insights into the networked knowledge economy and help in creating successful knowledge management and Internet commerce strategies.”