In the present days, when knowledge management is being increasingly recognised as a distinguishing feature among companies in all sectors, Tata Steel has again proved that its KM Practices are one of  the best in the world.

The American Productivity quality Council (APQC) has selected Tata Steel (the only Indian Company) as the "Best Practice Partner in Knowledge Management" for its 14th Consortium study. Out of several participants from all over the world only four companies from India, USA and Mexico were selected to be a part of this study.

Most interestingly Tata Steel is the only steel company from world to get selected in this competition. To qualify for this prestigious study, the Knowledge Management group of Tata Steel underwent three rounds of screening survey including answering the questionnaires and teleconferencing. After the selection, a two and half hours presentation on internet and teleconferencing together was done by Tata Steel, where APQC had invited forty participants from twenty-four organisations spread over five countries from USA and Europe to listen to the presentation.

While Commenting on the presentation the APQC said they are thrilled to have Tata Steel in their study. They further said that the participants listening to the presentation shared that they enjoyed the presentation and are impressed with the work of Tata Steel on KM practices.

Along with the whole Knowledge Management team, the Head of Department Mr Ravi Arora has also given an opportunity to the company to feel proud of him by being selected as a member of the Editorial Board of the most reputed and prestigious international journal on Knowledge Management " KM Review". The other members of the Editorial Board include people from USA, UK and Belgium.