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LIKE Events 2019/20

LIKE 85: Practical knowledge and information management. Tuesday 4th June 2019
Come and hear Katharine Schopflin and Matt Walsh talk about knowledge and information management in practice as they their learnings from their new book, Practical Knowledge and Information Management .

Their book looks at how knowledge and information management is implemented in organisations, problems you might encounter and practical advice on how to approach it. The authors will speak informally from their own experience and from what they have learned while writing the book.

Come to this stimulating talk and and enjoy the traditional LIKE benefits of a hearty pub meal (the Calthorpe Arms is known for its generous portions!)and convivial company. All attendees will receive a voucher entitling them to a 50% discount on the book and two attendees will win a copy.
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About our speakers

Katharine Schopflin is an information professional with more than 20 years’ experience. She has worked in sectors ranging from media to government and in a range of information and knowledge management roles. She teaches regularly on MA LIS courses and has published in both trade and academic journals. She is the editor of A Handbook for Media Librarians and author of A Handbook for Corporate Information Professionals

Matt Walsh is Global Knowledge Manager at dunnhumby. He has 16 years’ experience as a knowledge and information management professional working across a range of public and private sector organizations to deliver successful KM and IM solutions.

LIKE 84: Visit to Dennis Severs' House. 27th February 2019
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Please join us on our visit to this historic house in Spitalfields which portrays the lives of a family of Huguenot silk-weavers from 1724 to the dawn of the 20th Century. Numbers are capped at 20 so we advise booking promptly to avoid missing out.
Afterwards, there will be an opportunity to mingle over drinks at The Water Poet Pub across the road.

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