Institute for Knowledge and Innovation Southeast Asia (IKI-SEA)

The Institute for Knowledge and Innovation Southeast Asia (IKI-SEA), is a Bangkok University Center of Excellence operating as a not for profit organization. The IKI-SEA combines leading-edge academic research capability with in-depth business experience to provide practical and effective business solutions to the private and public sectors, both here in Thailand as well as throughout Southeast Asia.

We provide consultancy, trainings, seminars, workshops, facilitation, coaching, and advisory services to help organizations in implementing and leveraging their Knowledge Management, Innovation Management, Organizational Creativity, and Organizational Learning strategies and projects. We have in-house subject experts in a number of business domains, as well as access to an internationally-based network of affiliated experts in both Knowledge Management, Organizational Creativity and Innovation Management fields.

IKI History

The Institute for Knowledge and Innovation (IKI) was founded at the George Washington University in 2001 by Dr. Michael Stankosky (Professor at the Engineering Management and Systems Engineering (EMSE) Department) and Dr. William Halal (Business School).

At the time, the George Washington University was the first university in the United States to offer a Master's degree and Doctorate of Science in the new emerging field of Knowledge Management. Feel free to visit the I2KI Web site to learn more about our parent institute.

In 2007, Dr. Vincent Ribiere (Director for Asian Activities at IKI) moved to Thailand and with the support of Dr. Lugkana Worasinchai and of Dr. Aurilla Aurelie Bechina Arntzen founded the South-East Asian Branch of IKI (IKI-SEA). In 2009, a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) was signed between the IKI of the George Washington University and the South-East Asian branch of IKI (IKI-SEA) hosted by Bangkok University in Bangkok, Thailand.

For more information about the IKI-SEA, please visit: http://www.iki-sea.org