Three global presentations explore the state of knowledge management, quality in AI-enabled organizations, and resilient KM governance.
From October 19–23, 2026, knowledge management professionals, researchers, business leaders, and organizations worldwide will gather for Global Knowledge Week 2026, an international initiative coordinated by the Knowledge Management Global Network (KMGN).
Knoco International is proud to contribute three virtual presentations focused on the challenges facing organizations today: understanding the state of knowledge management, maintaining knowledge quality in an AI-enabled environment, and developing sustainable knowledge governance across different organizational and economic contexts.
A Global Movement for Knowledge Management
Global Knowledge Week connects practitioners, researchers, and leaders who recognize that knowledge is more than information stored in systems. It is an organizational capability that shapes decisions, performance, innovation, resilience, and institutional effectiveness. As artificial intelligence becomes embedded in everyday operations, disciplined knowledge management becomes even more important.
Knoco International’s Three Presentations
1. Knowledge Management in 2026: What the Global Data Tells Us
Presenter: Cory Lee Cannon, President & CEO, Knoco International
When: Wednesday, October 21, 2026 | 15:00–16:00 UTC
How effectively are organizations managing their knowledge in 2026? This presentation examines global KM research, maturity, obstacles, and opportunities to strengthen governance, learning, and decision-making as AI adoption accelerates.
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2. Quality Knowledge Management in the AI World
Presenter: Ian Fry, Knoco International Australia
When: Thursday, October 22, 2026 | 11:30–12:30 UTC
Artificial intelligence changes the speed of retrieval and analysis, but does not repair outdated, fragmented, or poorly governed knowledge. Ian Fry explores the quality principles organizations need to make AI-enabled knowledge reliable and useful.
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3. Avoiding Stagnation: Building Resilient KM Governance and ISO 30401 Alignment in Developing & Emerging Economies
Presenter: Glenroy London, Knoco International Ambassador
When: Friday, October 23, 2026 | 13:00–14:00 UTC
Organizations in emerging and developing economies confront institutional fragmentation, turnover, and uneven resources. This discussion considers resilient KM governance and ISO 30401 alignment as foundations for sustainable improvement.
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Connecting KM, AI, and Organizational Intelligence
Although these sessions address different questions, they share a central principle: organizations must deliberately manage knowledge to improve decision quality, operational performance, and adaptability.
Understanding KM maturity reveals strengths and gaps. Maintaining knowledge quality helps people and AI systems use reliable information. Effective governance sustains those capabilities over time. Together, these elements support organizational intelligence: integrating data, information, knowledge, experience, and human judgment into effective decisions and coordinated action.
Artificial intelligence can accelerate information processing, but technology alone cannot make organizational knowledge accurate, relevant, contextualized, or properly governed. Knowledge management provides the foundation that makes intelligence actionable.
Join the Global Conversation
Knoco International welcomes KM practitioners, executives, researchers, AI professionals, and organizational development specialists to participate in the sessions and connect with the global community. Explore the full program on the Global Knowledge Week website.
Knowledge First. Intelligence Always.
Knoco International is a global knowledge management consultancy supporting organizations through KM strategy, assessments, governance, lessons learned, organizational learning, training, and implementation services.