The KM 3.0 Series
A seven-episode TRXL series with Knowledge Architecture on what it actually takes to turn AEC knowledge management into a competitive advantage in the age of AI.
Knowledge Architecture builds the software AEC firms use to run knowledge management as a discipline, not an afterthought.
Every AEC firm has knowledge. Almost none of them can find it, trust it, or put it to work fast enough to matter. That gap used to be a nuisance. With AI now sitting on top of whatever a firm has documented, it's become a competitive line: the firms whose knowledge is structured, current, and searchable are the ones whose AI tools actually work. The rest are automating folklore.
Knowledge Architecture calls the next stage of this KM 3.0: knowledge management built into the flow of work instead of bolted on as a once-a-year library project. Over seven conversations with Christopher Parsons, founder and CEO of Knowledge Architecture, and a rotating cast of the people actually running KM inside their firms, this series works through what that looks like in practice. Not the pitch. The mechanics: what earns leadership buy-in, why it has to be everyone's job and not one department's, how it holds up against sustainability and values questions, and what changes once a firm starts treating AI as a reason to finally get its knowledge in order rather than an excuse to skip the work.
Seven episodes with Christopher Parsons of Knowledge Architecture and the firm leaders putting KM 3.0 into practice.
About Knowledge Architecture
Knowledge Architecture builds Synthesis, the software behind knowledge management at architecture, engineering, and construction firms. Christopher Parsons founded the company on the idea that a firm's knowledge is only as valuable as a team's ability to find and reuse it, and has spent the years since building both the tool and the community of KM practitioners around that idea.
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