Sunday, 27 October 2013

Sunday, 27
th

October 2013

09h00
–

12h30


(Programme
outline to
follow)

WORKSHOP

"Online Learning Modules on Knowledge Economics."



Facilitator
:

Lynn Illon


Costs

No additional cost to all registered and paid up ICKE 2013 delegates

R2000 to those
who are not registered ICKE 2013 delegates

12h30
–

13h30

LUNCH

13h30
–

17h00


(Programme
outline to
follow)

WORKSHOP

A Leaders Guide to Knowledge Management: Drawing on the Past to Enhance
Future Performance


Facilitators:

John P Girard, Associate Prof
essor, Minot State University

JoAnn L Girard, Co
-
founder and Managing Partner, Sagology


Costs:

No additional cost to all registered and paid up ICKE 2013 delegates

R2000 to those who are not registered ICKE 2013 delegates




Monday, 28
h

October 2013

0
8h00
–

09h00

Registration

09h00
–

09h15

Overview of the Conference: Conference Chairperson

Nolwazi Mbananga

09h15
–

09h30

Welcome to the Province

Dr Mzwandile Plaatjie
, National Legislature, South Africa

09h30
–

10h30

Plenary 1

Noha Abed, Egypt



TOPIC:

Knowledge management the key for effective sustainable development in the Arab
Region


10h30
–

11h00

Tea/Coffee

11h00
–

12h00

Plenary 2

Velaphi Msimang, South Africa



TOPIC:
Harnessing Efforts in order to Realise the Promise of Abundant Wealth Creation

brought about by Knowledge Economy and how this Translates to Job Creation.

12h00
–

12h30

M
-
PESA: Mobile Technology for Knowledge Economy in Kenya.
A Mwangi

12h30
–

13h00

Implementation of Enterprise Content Management Systems in the Green Economy.
B N
odada & P Conradie

13h00
–

14h00

Lunch

14h00
–

15h00

Plenary 3

Lynn Ilon, South Korea



TO
PIC:
Does Knowledge Economics Address Learning Challenges Problems in Poor
Countries?

15h00
–

15h3
0

Tea/Coffee

15h30
–

16h30

Plenary 4

Francis Neuman, South Afri
ca



TOPIC:
Knowledge Management in support of inclusive development in Africa, the economics

16h30
–

17h00

Institutionalisation of KM as a tool to drive Innovation and Economic Development in
Kenya.
D Cheruiyot, A Mwangi & F Were


17h00
–

17h30

[POSTER]

The Media as a tool for Knowledge Management in Development.

S Adamu & B Magaji

18h30

Welcome Cocktails



Tuesday, 29 October 2013

09h00
–

10h00

Plenary 5

Luke Naismith, UAE



TOPIC:
The Transformational Future of Knowledge Economies

10h00
–

10h30

Social Intelligence Reporting: An Innovative Model of Accountability in Kenya.
F
Were, D Cheruiyot & A Mwangi

10h30
–

11h00

Who owns South Africa: Can ECM Systems and related Technologies help the
Government answer this critical question?
B Nodada & P C
onradie

11h00
–

11h30

Tea/Coffee

11h30
–

12h00

Restoration, Preservation, and dissemination of the Histroy, Heritage and Culture of
an Ancient African Tribe using Enterprise Content Management Systems: A case
study of the Amahlubi Nation.
B Nodada & P Co
nradie

12h00
–

12h30

Harnessing Indigenous Knowledge for Sustained Creative Industry Development: A
case study of Nairobi Metropolitan Region.
K Muoki

12h30
–

13h30

Lunch

13h30
–

14h30

Plenary 6

John Girard, Canada



TOPIC:
Who Knows, Wins

14h30
–

15h0
0

Documenting and Mapping Key Business Processes: A Knowledge Management
Approach.
M Leta

15h00
–

15h30

Protecting, preserving and promoting the indigenous knowledge of South African
communities through the National Recordal System initiative: a case stud
y of the
Bakgatla
-
Ba
-
Kgafela community of the Moruleng village, North West.
K Aphane

15h30
–

16h00

Tea/Coffee

16h00
–

16h30

Towards developing a scholarly communication Knowledge transfer framework for
social media: the case of Twitter
C Bitso

16h30
–

18h00

SANCIKMKE Panel

Facilitator: Nolwazi Mbananga

Topic:
Repackaging Educational Content into Animations and Virtual Laboratories
towards Digital Education

19h30

Gala Dinner




Wednesday, 30 October 2013

08h30
–

09h30

Plenary 7


Ron Young, UK



TOPI
C: Achieving Knowledge Driven Results


09h30
–

10h00

Knowledge Management In Nigerian Universities: Challenges and Opportunites.
B
Magaji

10h00
–

10h30

Learning 2.0 in Knowledge Society : A case study of a pilot project in Zambia
. J Kim
& L Illon

10h3
0
–

11h00

Nature of Illness According to Indigenous Philosophical Psychology
K Mhlekude

11h00
–

11h30

Tea/Coffee

11h30
–

12h30

Plenary 8

Geoff Turner, Cyprus


TOPIC: The Importance of Key Performance Indicators in Evaluating Knowledge
Management Perfor
mance.


12h30
–

13h00

Reflections on the Conference

Closing:
Nolwazi Mbananga

13h00
–

14h00

Lunch