session 2

Title

Emerging trends of knowledge management in organizations

type

oral

Description

Space activities reflect the needs of all our societies, regarding: feeding, protecting, educating, communicating, entertaining, etc. Knowledge as an answer, is therefore co-produced, researched, and exchanged between all stakeholders in the space ecosystem. Space activities offer an exceptional framework for observing a significant part of the KM landscape. This landscape is currently made up of: - The massive digitization of societies and organizations: cloud computing, new collaboration tools, intelligent search technologies, etc. The presence of artificial intelligence; particularly in its generative form; in an growing number of segments of value chains; the growing consideration of approaches that promote collective intelligence, communities of practice, and, more generally, the consideration of tacit knowledge in the service of innovation. Key themes addressed during the session are trends, innovations, concerns as well as practical challenges encountered, and solutions and technologies adopted in the field of Knowledge Management in Organisations to sustain, and invigorate the ability to learn, innovate, and share knowledge. The session aims to include case studies that demonstrate how KM strategies have been applied and the lessons learned, the challenges faced by the organizations, and innovative solutions that facilitates knowledge sharing and collaboration as well as search mechanisms.

Date

2026-10-06

Time

10:15

Room

G2

IPC members

• Co-Chair: Ms. Roberta Mugellesi-Dow, European Space Agency (ESA), United Kingdom;

• Co-Chair: Dr. Jeanne Holm, University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA), United States;

• Rapporteur: Dr. Daniel Galarreta, retired from CNES, France;