Knowledge Management for the Technically Inclined

Track: Keynote

Abstract

Knowledge sharing and creation is foundational to technical professionals' work, and yet is one of the most overlooked areas of modern business. When you cannot find the information you need, or it is hard to understand, your productivity and your end customer are going to be affected.

You can use effective knowledge management principles and techniques to get your time back for your important work. Discover:
- techniques for organising your personal, team, and organisation knowledge so it can be found
- how to present information so it can be more easily consumed by the reader
- how to work together with your peers to improve your documentation
- how to align your documentation to your audience to optimise communication

Learn how to optimise the knowledge and understanding that underpins what you do.

Jacqui Read

Jacqui Read (https://jacquiread.com) is an internationally recognised software and enterprise architect with over 13 years of industry experience, and author of Communication Patterns: A Guide for Developers and Architects. She specialises in assisting businesses to create and enhance architecture practices, construct evolutionary architectures, and untangle and extract value from data and knowledge. Alongside consulting, Jacqui teaches public and private workshops and speaks at international conferences on topics such as architecture decisions, technical communication, and architecture practices. She also runs software architecture katas for teams and companies. Her professional interests include collaborative modelling, knowledge management, DDD, and sociotechnical architecture. Outside of work she enjoys gardening and attempting to strum her ukulele and sing at the same time.