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KMLF August 2026 - Alison Bulbeck

KMLF August 2026 - Alison Bulbeck

Wed, Aug 26, 8:00 AM
From Melbourne KMLF
4.6

This month we have Alison Bulbeck from the UK joining us to talk about expertise capture. Sarah and Stuart got to see this at the Knowledge Summit in Dublin and you really don't want to miss it! Alison is a Business Change leader and CILIP Knowledge Management Fellow with extensive experience delivering transformation and organisational change across the defence, life sciences, pharmaceutical, and financial services sectors. As Deputy Head of Business Change within the National Armaments Director Group (UK Ministry of Defence) she helps shape and deliver complex change programmes in a rapidly evolving environment. A passionate advocate for knowledge management as a strategic enabler, Alison focuses on improving collaboration, decision-making, organisational learning and business performance through effective knowledge practices. She is particularly interested in human centric behavioural aspects of knowledge. Her role puts her at the intersection of knowledge management, business change, organisational culture and emerging technologies, bringing a practical and results-focused perspective to embedding knowledge into everyday business operations. **Session Details:** * **Date & Time:** 6:00pm AEDST, Fourth Wednesday of each month * **Format:** Virtual session on Teams * **Agenda:** * 6-6:30 pm networking * 6:30-7:45pm exploration of the topic * 7:45-8pm wrap up * 8pm dinner for those interested. 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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Engineering Machine Consciousness Monthly Meetup

Engineering Machine Consciousness Monthly Meetup

Thu, Aug 27, 8:30 AM
From Engineering Machine Consciousness
4.8

The discussion topic for this meetup will be identity and whether or not history is a necessary condition for consciousness as Dretske proposed. James

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1 attendee
Does your organisation decision-making feel like a cage fight?

Does your organisation decision-making feel like a cage fight?

Thu, Sep 3, 7:30 AM
From Melbourne Business Agility Meetup
4.7

šŸ“Œ **How to Manage Conflict Respectfully** What if constant compromise is actually the real problem? By always trying to meet in the middle, organisations usually end up with a lukewarm solution that satisfies absolutely no one. If your "evaporating conflict clouds" look more like corporate smog and are disappearing faster than an AI consultant's empty promises... it’s time for a rethink! Join the ebullient (but brilliant) **[Ross MacIntyre](https://www.linkedin.com/in/rossxmacintyre/)** and his demonic sidekick, [Martin the Cheeseburger](https://www.linkedin.com/in/martinchesbrough/), in a live illustration of **the OST process for Rationalising Conflict.** šŸ’” **Why This Matters Today** Managing conflict is a vital skill in the modern toolkit for surviving in an organisation. šŸ› ļø **What You’ll Learn (No Prior Knowledge Needed!)** * **Rationalising Conflict:** A practical conflict management technique developed by Fred Emery as part of his innovative strategic planning workshops. * **The Art of Productive Disagreement:** How teams can disagree passionately, respect each others values, and move on together—without harboring lifelong grudges. Ross and Martin will teach by doing. You’ll walk away with actionable strategies to stop dodging friction and start turning it into operational momentum. Thanks to TeamForm, our event sponsor for providing a great place to meet and refreshments. Look at [teamform](https://teamform.co) for visualising your delivery teaming structures whether they be persistent or project based, and for desigining and operating the workforce behind them - given the work, aligning the right roles today and into the future. https://teamform.co/

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The Real Cost of Greenfield Sites(Precinct Land Consultants) + Duplex (Susannah)

The Real Cost of Greenfield Sites(Precinct Land Consultants) + Duplex (Susannah)

Sat, Sep 5, 3:30 AM
From Property Developer Network (Melbourne)
4.8

**\*\*\*RSVP PROCESS - CRITICAL INFO\*\*\*** Please be aware, we don't use the Meetup website to take RSVPs, so you will need to register on this link to lock in your place (bookings essential) - [https://propdev.info/uMKh](https://propdev.info/uMKh) We run events most weekends around Australia so you can attend either physically in your local area, or live-stream to any event around the country. In-Person: 1:30pm (Melbourne time) to 'Mingle With The Expert' Virtual: 2pm (Melbourne time) **INTRODUCING THE INDUSTRY EXPERT:** *The Real Cost of Greenfield Sites! Precinct Land Consultants (Quok Ho)* Think buying a greenfield site is the hard part? Think again. One of the biggest mistakes developers make is assuming that essential infrastructure is already there or that connecting to it will be simple. The reality is that a lack of planning around sewer, stormwater, water, electricity and telecommunications can quickly turn a profitable project into one plagued by unexpected costs, lengthy delays and approval headaches. It gets even more challenging if you're the first developer in a new precinct. Suddenly, you're not just delivering infrastructure for your own project you could be responsible for extending services that future developments will rely on. If you don't understand your obligations from the outset, you could be facing significant costs that weren't in your feasibility. At this month's Property Developer Network Meetup, **Quok Ho** from **Precinct Land Consultants** will explain how infrastructure is planned, sequenced and delivered in greenfield developments, and why getting it right from day one is critical to the success of your project. In this practical presentation, you'll discover: • How infrastructure is planned and installed throughout a greenfield development. • The additional costs, responsibilities and risks faced by the first developer in a new precinct. • The differences between extending new infrastructure and connecting to existing services. • Why infrastructure capacity planning is essential not just for your project, but for future developments. • How to assess the capacity of sewer, stormwater, water, electricity and telecommunications networks. • The common mistakes that lead to expensive redesigns, delays and unexpected infrastructure upgrades. • Which consultants, utility providers and authorities you should engage, and when to bring them into your project. • How early planning can improve project feasibility, reduce risk and avoid costly surprises. If you're considering a greenfield development or want to avoid being caught out by hidden infrastructure costs, this presentation will provide practical knowledge that could save you significant time, money and frustration. Join us and learn how to plan smarter, reduce risk and deliver infrastructure that supports not only your current project, but future growth as well. **INTRODUCING THE REAL DEAL:** *Duplex (Susannah Su)* *720m2, Blackburn North, Victoria* What happens when you buy at the top of the market... complete the project on time... and still make no profit? The truth is... Not every development ends with a big payday. Sometimes, the most valuable projects are the ones that expose your biggest mistakes before they become even more expensive on your next deal. Too many developers assume the market will keep rising, underestimate how much cash they'll need, or rush into a purchase without completing proper due diligence. When the market turns, those mistakes can quickly wipe out your profit. At our next Property Developer Network Meetup, **Susannah Su** will share the honest story behind one of her most challenging development projects in this month's Real Deal presentation. After purchasing the site at the highest price on the street, Susannah successfully completed the project on time. But by the time construction was finished, the market had slumped, leaving the project with no profit. Susannah will share: • Why buying in a booming market doesn't guarantee a successful outcome • The importance of having an exit strategy before you buy • How running short of cash nearly derailed the project • Why thorough due diligence is critical before committing to any site • The key lessons she now applies to every development she undertakes This is a genuine, behind-the-scenes case study. No sugar-coating. No inflated success story. Just the real challenges, costly mistakes, and invaluable lessons that every property developer can learn from. If you want to avoid the mistakes that catch so many developers out and build a more resilient development business, this is one Real Deal presentation you won't want to miss. ***This is your chance to talk property with other enthusiasts!*** See you all soon!

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Infracoders Melbourne September Meetup

Infracoders Melbourne September Meetup

Tue, Sep 8, 8:00 AM
From Infrastructure Coders
4.7

Hello Infracoders! Mantel Group have kindly offered to host the Infracoders meetup in September, and will supply food and beverages. We have 2 technical talks per meetup. Commencing at 6pm, we will be finished by 8pm. There will be a delegation afterwards to a licensed venue for an informal Post Meetup Review with your hosts & fellow attendees. **Presentation 1**. **Archie Gunsekara** (Slack) // Shipyard: Slack’s Next-Generation EC2 Platform Built to bring modern deployment practices - immutability, progressive rollouts, and automated safety - directly to EC2 instances. Rather than continuously mutating long-lived instances, Shipyard treats infrastructure as deployable artifacts. Instances are short-lived and continuously refreshed, provisioning happens in seconds and rollbacks are metric-driven. This talk covers how Shipyard supports workloads that can’t easily move to containers - from Kubernetes worker nodes to egress network stacks. **Presentation 2**. **Sam Bentley & Phil Jay** (Reece) // Trust, flow, and getting elevated credentials just in time. Why Reece has a service named after a PokĆ©mon - Magikarp - to help people stay in the flow of their work, obtaining elevated credentials to AWS *just in time* -- As always, please update your RSVP as your availability changes. All venues have space considerations for safety and comfort of Infracoders. If you'd like to present at future meetups, or have an office to host an event, please contact the organisers via Meetup, or on Slack: https://join.slack.com/t/infracoders/shared_invite/zt-4277k4e9g-829iw7LVPNUbQ7k_2arVOw -- Matt (@geekle), David (@David Lutz), Phil (@Phil J) or Peter H (@Peter)

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English Conversation Thursday Class

English Conversation Thursday Class

Thu, Aug 27, 8:30 AM
From English Corner CrossCulture
4.7

We invite you to come and practise your English with people from all over the world in a friendly environment. We are open to all levels from beginner to advanced. We have classes in small groups and you will be placed in one of these groups according to your level of English. Our free conversational English classes are every Thursday evening (except term breaks). If you are coming for the first time, please come on time for registration. Please note: English Corner is for non-native speakers. Our team of facilitators is really looking forward to having a wonderful time speaking English with you! **Please scan the QR code upon arrival to register your attendance.** If this is your first time, we recommend arriving a bit earlier to complete your initial registration. In case you aren't able to join us face to face we have an Online Alternate English Conversation Thursday class option too! Sign up for this on Meetup.

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Absolutely, you can start your own group or host an event on Meetup. This is a valuable way to establish your presence in the consulting community, attract peers, and kickstart discussions on industry topics.

Group quality can vary depending on factors like leadership and engagement. In areas with active professional communities like Melbourne, you will typically find numerous well-coordinated groups focusing on professional development.