22 April 2022. Army Knowledge Management Qualification Course (AKMQC) attendees pose for a picture
in front of the Old United States Disciplinary Barracks Walls before returning to class to learn more
about content management. The AKMQC is conducted 10 times a year for Soldiers and Army Career
Professions throughout the Army.
Army Knowledge Management Qualification Course (AKMQC) attendees pose for a picture
in front of the Old United States Disciplinary Barracks Walls before returning to class to learn more
about content management. The AKMQC is conducted 10 times a year for Soldiers and Army Career
Professions throughout the Army.
Army Knowledge Management Qualification Course (AKMQC) attendees pose for a picture
in front of the Old United States Disciplinary Barracks Walls before returning to class to learn more
about content management. The AKMQC is conducted 10 times a year for Soldiers and Army Career
Professions throughout the Army.
Army Knowledge Management Qualification Course (AKMQC) attendees pose for a picture
in front of the Old United States Disciplinary Barracks Walls before returning to class to learn more
about content management. The AKMQC is conducted 10 times a year for Soldiers and Army Career
Professions throughout the Army.
Soldiers from the Mission Command Training Program Operations Group A participated in a senior leader executive seminar on the Army’s knowledge management (KM) program at Fort Leavenworth, February 9, 2022. Read Article
The Army Knowledge Management Proponent delivers knowledge management capabilities and capacity
across DOTMLPF-P domains to meet Army and Joint requirements for the successful planning, integration,
and execution of knowledge management throughout the Total Force.
Knowledge Management Definition
The process of enabling knowledge flow to enhance shared understanding, learning, and decisionmaking.
(What)
•through creation, organization, integration, and sharing of knowledge
(How)
•between leaders and subordinates (Who)
•in order to improve adaptability, integration, and synchronization enabling effective
decisionmaking (Why)
Why KM is Important
"Military operations are human endeavors characterized by the continuous, mutual adaptation of
give and take, moves and countermoves among all participants (FM 6-0 2011)." The participants that
are able to adapt and learn more efficiently will create advantages that can be exploited. The
Army has moved towards mission command as the means to be more adaptable and able to execute in a
decentralized manner. One of the key enables for an organization to learn and adapt is through the
use of knowledge management.
Effective knowledge management enhances the shared understanding of an organization. The command
and staff possess a shared understanding of the OE and mission that allows for a synergy of effort
between commanders, staffs, and subordinate commands.
Knowledge management facilitates mission command's ability to use mission type orders that
promote initiative within the commander's intent. If done properly trust is built within the
organization, shared understanding is generated, and the result is a learning organization.
Knowledge Management and the Operations Process
Knowledge management is the process of enabling knowledge flow to enhance shared understanding,
learning, and decisionmaking (ADP 6-0).
The Army Knowledge Management Qualification Course (AKMQC) focuses on facilitating decision making
through improved flexibility and adaptability, integration, and synchronization of people, processes,
tools and the organization.
AKMQC is a 3 week course held at Fort Leavenworth Kansas. The course produces Knowledge Management
Professionals and awards the 1E additional skill identifier (ASI) upon graduation
Signup through ATTRS today. Course # 9E/920-SI/ASI-1E (MC) or call (913)
684-7983 for more information.
Army Knowledge Management Basic Course: Eight (8) module distance learning course on milSuite's
milUniversity designed for personnel at all levels and echelons to understand the basics of knowledge
management.
Knowledge Management Representative Course (KMRC): A three-day on station practitioner focused course
to educate unit KMRs on the fundamentals and applications of KM (Unit funded)
Senior Leader Executive Overview (SLEO): ICW the KMRC a facilitated seminar to the Commander, staff
and subordinate leaders on the importance of knowledge management.
Provide feedback and input on KM issues associated with the Mission Command Training Program
(MCTP) and the identification of gaps in KM throughout the Doctrine, Organization, Training,
Material, Materiel, Leadership and Education, Personnel, Facilities and Policy (DOTMLPF-P)
domains.
Provide a forum for Echelons above Brigade (EAB) Knowledge Managers (KMs) throughout the
Operational Army to discuss issues, experiences, and solution.
Identification and presentation of Knowledge Management (KM) and organizational best practices
(proven practices).
Provide KM professionals with tools and informational updates that affect KM throughout
the operational force.
Other Information
The forum is conducted every even month through Microsoft
Teams.
The agenda includes an update from the Army Knowledge Management Proponent, due outs from last
meeting and an operational round table time for knowledge managers in the operational force to
discuss challenges and best practices.
Please contact (913) 684-9481 for questions, comments or access
into the AKMPF Microsoft Teams site.
is a staff assisted visit from the proponent (unit funded) to provide the
command a pulse of their KM program. The visit includes a senior leader executive overview (SLEO), 20
hours of KMR training and a Knowledge Management Maturity Model (KM3) assessment.
SLEO:
provides the leadership with an executive overview of the practices of knowledge
management. The SLEO includes an out brief of the KM3 of their organization.
