SKMF Swiss Knowledge Management Forum

Lausanne

Past Events

03.06.2025 | Revealing the Invisible: Knowledge Culture in Action

This SKMF roundtable, hosted by University of Lausanne, offers a dynamic and participatory setting to explore how knowledge actually flows (or stalls) in real-world project contexts.

Drawing on reflections from students who attended the recent SMP Congrès convened at University of Lausanne (24 April 2025), this SKMF roundtable on June 3^rd invites you to engage in World Café-style discussions, build models using LEGO, and share stories to reveal the often-overlooked practices shaping project outcomes.

Come ready to think differently about what your organisation knows—and what it needs to know next.

Facilitator

Joyce Miller - SMP and SKMF colleagues

19.03.2025 | Harnessing Youth Potential

Organizations face complex challenges. To solve these challenges, there is a belief that we should «give youth a voice» What if, they were given a seat at the decision-making table?

Join this SKMF Roundtable discussion. Explore how young employees and other special stakeholders can help drive innovation by sharing their unique knowledge.

Should we just build on existing knowledge or explore entirely new sources? Gain a fresh perspective and share your insights on empowering tomorrow’s leaders.

Facilitator

Phil Furrer and Dr. Joyce Miller

16.10.2024 | Digital Knowledge Management at Siemens

"Siemens References" is an innovative web platform designed to facilitate the worldwide exchange of knowledge, experiences, and best practices across the Siemens company. This platform connects and stimulates direct exchange and communication amongst employees. Observations have shown that the resulting knowledge transfer takes place not only via the application but also, in tandem, through bilateral channels.

During this roundtable, participants will learn about the “Siemens References” platform and explore interesting questions about how to engage people in internal collaboration platforms and how to motivate and sustain the surrounding communities – and linkages to performance and knowledge management.

Facilitator

Dr. Johannes (‘Jonny’) Müller