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Upcoming Knowledge Management Workshops

10 July 2013

This Fall, TallyFox will be hosting 3 high-level interactive workshops with some of the world's leading Knowledge Management practitioners. Thought-Leaders include: David Snowden Founder & Chief Scientific Officer, Cognitive Edge David... Continue reading ?

Press Release: Industry Insight Offering

20 June 2013

PRESS RELEASE TallyFox Website Combines Thought-Leaders' Insights On Cloud Collaboration & Knowledge Management ZURICH, 20.06.2013 - As the social media revolution is causing the most significant business transformation of the last half-century, knowledge... Continue reading ?

TallyFox: Gold Sponsor of Social Business Forum 2013 (Milan)

10 June 2013

TallyFox is happy to be Gold Sponsor of the upcoming Social Business Forum, which will be held in Milan on 12-13 June 2013. The conference is now in its 6th edition and is organized by OpenKnowledge, the leading European event regarding social enterprise, digital marketing and collaborative... Continue reading ?

TallyFox: Platinum Sponsor of KMWorld 2013 (Washington)

02 May 2013

TallyFox is looking forward to sponsoring the 17th annual KMWorld Conference, which will be held on 6-8 November 2013 at the Renaissance Hotel in Washington, DC. KMWorld are the leading publisher, conference organizer, and information provider serving the knowledge management,... Continue reading ?

Carlo Galli Joins The Water Network as Advisor

30 January 2013

Today, TheWaterNetwork.org (TWN) announced that Carlo Galli, Technical and Strategic Advisor for Water Resources at Nestl��, has joined the organization in an advisory capacity. Galli is an internationally recognized thought leader on water use and sustainable supply chains in agriculture. He is... Continue reading ?

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