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Knowledge Management Certification Training (CKM)

Date(s): 08/20/07-08/24/07

Location: Sheraton Reston
City: Washington
State: DC

Phone: 866-360-IKMI (4564)
Email: eric.weidner@kminstitute.org

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Would you like to earn Certification in the hot field of Knowledge Management (KM)? The highly acclaimed, 5-day CKM Program is delivered worldwide to hundreds of satisfied KM Practitioners. The CKM is the ideal solution for success among managers and leaders of KM projects. In short, we give you the tools and knowledge to lead real-world, successful KM initiatives, no matter what your organizational size, structure, or purpose. Please contact us today for more information, or visit our website.

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