VIII INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE
EDO
BARCELONA
2025
JUNE 4th, 5th & 6th
Impact of the Artificial Intelligence in knowledge management and organizations in Society 5.0
"Sharing knowledge, with or without AI, allows us to evolve as people and members of a society"

Since 2003, the Autonomous University of Barcelona’s Organisational Development Team (http://edo.uab.cat/en ) has focused one of its lines of research on analysing knowledge creation and management (KCM) processes in organisations involved with education and training. To do this, it has received funding from the Ministry of Education, Ministry of Science and Innovation and the Ministry of Economy and Competitiveness. Since 2007, this line of study has been interested in the analysis of KCM processes in communities of practice (CoP), and, recently, learning and inteligence culture in the organisations, as well as the impact of AI in them.

 

In addition, Grupo EDO is committed, by vocation and social commitment, to make the knowledge they generate available to society in general, and to other professionals and academics interested in these results. Following this premise, in 2003 they organised the first EDO event with the purpose of generating debate around different types of training strategies in organisations. With the collaboration of the Centre for Legal Studies and Specialised Training, Grupo EDO launched the International EDO Conference (CIEDO) in 2010; the second was held in 2012 and a third, forth, fifth, sixth and seventh in 2014, 2016, 2018, 2020 and 2023 in which the Catalonia School of Public Administration School was also part of the organization, thus establishing CIEDO as one of the activities that has most significant international impact, related to the topics addressed.

Those 3 institutions will organise together the 2025 8th International EDO Conference "Impact of Artificial Intelligence in knowledge management and organizations in Society 5.0" . Its purpose will be to analyse organizational learning in the current context. 

 

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