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ECON CMU Hosts KM Sharing and Promotes Knowledge Dissemination through the ECON KM Repository
9 September 2026
Faculty of Economics
On Wednesday, 9 September 2026, from 1.00 p.m. to 2.30 p.m., the Faculty of Economics, Chiang Mai University, through its Knowledge Management (KM) group, organised KM Sharing and Knowledge Dissemination through the ECON KM Repository under the Mission to the MOON (Measurable Outcome through Operational Nexus) project at Room ECB3308, Chuchart Petch-Amphai Center of Excellence in Economics.
The activity was designed to provide a platform for staff to exchange experiences, reflect on lessons learned, and develop knowledge management practices based on real working experiences. Participants were encouraged to analyse and synthesise practical knowledge so that it could be applied and further developed to improve work processes.
The activity also promoted the use of the ECON KM Repository as a platform for collecting, organising, and disseminating organisational knowledge, making useful knowledge more accessible and enabling staff to retrieve and apply it across the Faculty.
KM Sharing represents an important mechanism for strengthening a culture of learning, knowledge sharing, and continuous organisational development, while supporting the Faculty’s strategic implementation through the effective use of staff knowledge and experience.
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