Fact #1. KM is not useless: The entire idea sits on the fact that it’s a long-term strategy to maintain the existing knowledge of the…

There are two kinds of knowledge- explicit knowledge and tacit knowledge. Explicit knowledge can be expressed in words and numbers and shared in the form…

Termed as the creation of a strategy for KMS. This level involves a process where the Best Practices of the organization are listed and accumulated….

This level would involve the design of repository, collaboration, dissemination, and hardware specifications. Technology requirements as in Capture, Store, Search, Retrieve, Message, Structure, Navigate, Share,…

This level would involve the proper grouping of all the knowledge accumulated during level 2. Knowledge can be classified in the following groups: Individual Group/Project/Corporate….

The level would start with the strategy of identifying audience for all the resources accumulated. Personalization of the knowledge acquired would be done here. Audience…

This level would require the knowledge office to measure the performances of the corporate and the individual performances after effective dissemination of knowledge through the…

KM is beneficial especially in both social and business segments. Here are to few examples where KM could provide great benefits: Social (Governmental) 1. Coping…

Some of the tangible benefits of knowledge management are directly related to their bottom line savings. In today’s information-driven economy, companies continuously tap most of…