What we’re about
The Melbourne Knowledge Management Leadership Forum (KMLF) is a knowledge, education and networking forum, run by Volunteer KM practitioners for KM practitioners.
Meetings are usually held on the 4th Wednesday of each month in the central business district in Melbourne, Australia. During COVID restrictions, Zoom video events are being hosted online. Membership is free, and attendance at meetings usually requires a small donation to cover drinks and nibbles.
Get to this MeetUp site quickly at http://melbournekmlf.org/!
At KMLF meetings, members can participate in addressing and discussing issues regarding knowledge management and related topics. The aim of this participation is to set the foundation for a casual network of interested practitioners and scholars to discuss knowledge management and its impact on both business and government organisations.
The regular attendance at forum meetings is between 20-40 people. These represent executives and knowledge management practitioners from government and a range of corporations and SMEs. Academia, consultancies and vendors are also represented. Industries represented include legal, defence, manufacturing, C&IT and banking & finance. Our committee includes senior consultants, managers and executives from government and commercial enterprises and KM practitioners.
Meetings usually start at around 6 pm. The formal session usually wraps up by 7:30 pm, with networking and refreshments afterwards. After that, anyone interested can then adjourn for further discussions over dinner at a restaurant nearby.
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On behalf of the KMLF Coordination Team: Stuart, Sarah, Christoph, Dick, Sharon, Simon & Lyn
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KMLF - Empowering AI with Trusted Knowledge to Eliminate Hallucination
MinterEllison, 447 Collins St, Melbourne, VI, AUAs organizations increasingly rely on generative AI, the risk of “hallucinations”, plausible but incorrect or fabricated information, becomes a critical challenge. KMS Lighthouse, recognized by Forrester, Gartner, and IDC, is a leading enterprise knowledge management solution designed to address this issue head-on.
By creating structured, verified, and accessible information ecosystems, KMS Lighthouse ensures that AI systems are powered by authoritative sources, up-to-date content, and robust version control. This systematic approach transforms unreliable AI outputs into trustworthy, enterprise-grade intelligence. Key features like access controls, analytics, decision trees, and feedback loops enable organizations to maintain accuracy, compliance, and consistency, reducing error rates, improving customer satisfaction, and supporting strategic decision-making.
With proven results at scale, KMS Lighthouse not only reduces the risk of AI hallucinations but also drives operational efficiency and fosters a culture of learning and excellence. In short, effective knowledge management is the foundation for safe, reliable, and impactful AI in the enterprise.Presenters
Ryan Leen – Solution Architect, KMS Lighthouse
As the APAC Solution Architect for KMS Lighthouse, Ryan works with KMS Lighthouse partners across the region to design and deliver knowledge management experiences that streamline operations and deliver felt value. Ryan focuses on aligning technology capabilities with business outcomes and works closely with stakeholders to ensure successful solution adoption and long-term value. Ryan’s background in global service delivery organizations complements his ability to guide organizations through transformative technology journeys.Doron Gower – Chief Solution Architect, KMS Lighthouse
As Chief Solution Architect at KMS Lighthouse, Doron Gower leads the design and delivery of enterprise knowledge management solutions that empower organizations to eliminate AI hallucinations and drive operational excellence. With over 12 years of experience and a Master’s degree from Cambridge University, Doron specializes in aligning technology with business outcomes, ensuring that clients benefit from structured, verified, and accessible knowledge. Doron’s expertise in global knowledge management and his collaborative approach help organizations achieve clarity, compliance, and long-term value from their AI and digital transformation initiatives.Session Details:
- Date & Time: 6:00pm AEDST, Fourth Wednesday of each month
- Format: Virtual session on Teams
- Agenda:
● 6:00 - 6:30 networking over drinks and nibbles
● 6:30 - 7:45 exploration of the topic
● 7:45 - 8:00 wrap up and informal conversations
● 8:00 Dinner for interested parties
KMLF has run monthly, almost uninterrupted since 1998, serving the Victorian Knowledge Management community with close ties to Change Mgt, Records Mgt, Information Governance and Academic communities.
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