Knowledge Exchange Forums (KXF)

About the KXF:

The key element of the KXF format is the peer-to-peer exchange of knowledge and experience between members of the project management community, guided by practical experiences of both the presenters and attendees. We think you will find the KXF to be unlike any other educational experience. Led by PMs for PMs, All are peers and learners, Expertise is not a prerequisite for sharing your experience and ideas with other PMs.

Presenters may:

Present a problem they have experienced
Offer perspectives on a new technique they have implemented
Present a paper they intend to publish
Share lessons learned from a project or a tool

Equally important is the discussion stimulated by each presentation, where all of the participants can contribute their knowledge and experience to the topic at hand.

Knowledge Exchange Forums (KXF): Canceled: 2010 Knowledge Exchange Forum

Past event held on Monday, November 1, 2010 - 08:30 - 17:00

Knowledge Exchange Forums (KXF): Fall 2003 Knowledge Exchange Forum

Past event held on Saturday, October 4, 2003 - 03:00

Knowledge Exchange Forum - Spring 2007

The half-day Spring KXF held on May 22, 2007 was a great success. Registration had to be closed due to capacity. Surveys indicate members want and more. Your KXF Committee is hosting en ENCORE on July 17, 2007. Those who got on the waitlist have the first opportunity to register.

Again, it will be held at the Bechtel Conference Center in Reston. The focus topic is Cost Estimating: Challenges, Strategies and Lessons Learned.

KXF Presentation Archive

The key element of the KXF format is the peer-to-peer exchange of knowledge and experience between members of the project management community. This exchange is facilitated by speakers willing to present some part of their own project management experience.

Note: The files in this archive are being moved to our new Presentation Library.

About the NGO KXF:

The NGO Knowledge Exchange Forum was recently launched at the urging of Washington DC Chapter members who are PM practitioners at a wide range of not-for-profit organizations. The intent of the community is to exchange knowledge to promote professional development and collaborate with PMI to promote the needs of non-profit PM practitioners.