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KMCI was founded in 1997 as an international professional association of Knowledge Management practitioners. What attracted most of its initial founders and early members, in particular, were its plans to develop a compelling new school of KM practice inspired by complexity theory. This was uncharted territory in KM at the time. KMCI’s conceptual
orientation later expanded to include organizational learning theory, systems thinking in general, and more recently, epistemology.
KMCI’s work eventually led to the development of a rich set of conceptual frameworks now known collectively as The New Knowledge Management (TNKM). The content and application of TNKM theory and practice is now taught by KMCI professionals to KM practitioners around the world, in what They believe is the most advanced KM course of its type in Knowledge Management: The Certificate Workshop in Knowledge and Innovation Management (CKIM).
