We're excited to attend KM World 2025 in Washington, DC. This year’s theme is Enterprise Intelligence: Collaboration & Knowledge Sharing for Success exploring innovative breakthroughs and real-world experiences from KM practitioners guiding their organizations into the future.
With inspiring thought leadership, practical advice, and hands-on workshops, KMWorld 2025 showcases the strategies, tools, and technologies that drive knowledge sharing, innovation, and bottom-line success.
B105: Industry Insights: Supporting Enterprise Knowledge Sharing
Tuesday, November 18 2025 4:15-5:00 p.m.
Gain direct insights from leading industry practitioners as they explore the future of workspaces and knowledge-sharing. Through real-world case studies, they reveal how forward-thinking enterprises are adopting emerging technologies to strengthen culture, accelerate change, enhance communication, and scale organizational knowledge.
Our speakers examine how innovation is reshaping collaboration, decision-making, and the way teams access the insights they need to stay ahead. They’ll discuss what it takes to future-proof knowledge strategies and build environments where AI and other new technologies create meaningful value.
Marc Rouhana will highlight practical ways to deliver knowledge at the moment of need and prevent institutional knowledge loss. He’ll share how AI-powered auto-documentation and in-app guidance make it easier to capture expertise, accelerate onboarding, and keep information accessible in the flow of work. Expect real-world examples that show how smart knowledge-capture and delivery improves training, boosts productivity, and streamlines business processes at scale.
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Marc Rouhana is a strategic product leader and entrepreneur. For the last 15 years he’s been helping companies run SAP better by building products to bridge the gap between people, systems and processes. Having spent years supporting production systems he developed a deep level of empathy to what people have to go through once development is “done” and a system has gone live.
