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`Knowledge management' workshop

Special Correspondent

Bangalore: The Computer Society of India (CSI) in association with the Xavier Institute of Management and Entrepreneurship (XIME) is organising a workshop on "Knowledge management" in Chennai on October 13 and October 14.

The workshop, according to a press release, will enable the participants to apply knowledge management in the information technology industry, management, and information science, contributing to economic and social gain.

A. Ramakrishna, President Emeritus, L&T ECC, Chennai, will inaugurate the workshop and M.S. Ananth, Director, Indian Institute of Technology, Chennai, will deliver the keynote address.

Resource persons include R. Natarajan, former Chairman, AICTE; J. Philip, President and Director Emeritus XIME, Bangalore; H.N. Mahabala, Professor IIITB; R. Mohan, former MD Mphasis; T.V. Gopal, College of Engineering, Anna University; and K. Subramanian, Information Technology Adviser to CAG of India, New Delhi.

For registration and details, contact: K. Adhivarahan email: adhivarahan@gmail.com or Ph: 09444275315.

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