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    Concept of Knowledge Management

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    Knowledge management (KM) involves capturing, sharing, and effectively using an organization's knowledge. KM is an interdisciplinary field receiving increasing attention. We are moving from an industrial economy to a knowledge-based economy where wealth comes from knowledge and the ability to use it to improve goods and services. There are two types of knowledge - explicit knowledge that is encoded and tacit knowledge stored within individuals. KM aims to increase useful knowledge within an organization through communication, learning opportunities, and knowledge sharing. Definitions of KM focus on creating environments where knowledge can be discovered, shared, learned, and organized for business benefits.

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    Knowledge management (KM) involves capturing, sharing, and effectively using an organization's knowledge. KM is an interdisciplinary field receiving increasing attention. We are moving from an industrial economy to a knowledge-based economy where wealth comes from knowledge and the ability to use it to improve goods and services. There are two types of knowledge - explicit knowledge that is encoded and tacit knowledge stored within individuals. KM aims to increase useful knowledge within an organization through communication, learning opportunities, and knowledge sharing. Definitions of KM focus on creating environments where knowledge can be discovered, shared, learned, and organized for business benefits.

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    Knowledge management (KM) involves capturing, sharing, and effectively using an organization's knowledge. KM is an interdisciplinary field receiving increasing attention. We are moving from an industrial economy to a knowledge-based economy where wealth comes from knowledge and the ability to use it to improve goods and services. There are two types of knowledge - explicit knowledge that is encoded and tacit knowledge stored within individuals. KM aims to increase useful knowledge within an organization through communication, learning opportunities, and knowledge sharing. Definitions of KM focus on creating environments where knowledge can be discovered, shared, learned, and organized for business benefits.

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    CONCEPT OF KNOWLEDGE

    MANAGEMENT
    *SIVA ANAND RAMASAMY S16100199
    *KOGILAVANI KRISHNASAMY S16100197
    *KALA BALAKRISHNAN S16100194
    Knowledge Management (KM)
    An Introduction to KM
    Knowledge, knowledge workers and KM are topics receiving
    increasing attention from a variety disciplines.
    KM is one of the hottest topics today in both the industry world
    and information research world.
    Many have said we are moving from a post industrial to a
    knowledge-based economy. (Drucker, 1993)
    Effective KM is now recognized to be the key driver of new
    knowledge and new ideas to the innovation process to new
    innovative products, services and solutions.
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    Knowledge Age is the third wave of human socio-economic development.
    1st wave was Agricultural Age
    Wealth was defined as ownership of land
    2nd wave was Industrial Age
    Wealth was defined on ownership of capital (i.e. factories)
    3rd wave was Knowledge Age
    Wealth was based upon the ownership of knowledge and the ability to
    use that knowledge to create or improve goods and services.

    (Charles Savage in Fifth Generation Management, 2008)


    Two Kinds of Knowledge
    Knowledge is intangible dynamic, and difficult to measure,
    but without it no organization can survive.
    Explicit : knowledge which has been encoded into some
    media external to a person. (Walczak, 2005)
    Tacit : knowledge that is stored within an individual and as
    such is personal and context specific.
    (Lin and Tseng, 2005 ; Srdoc et. al., 2005)
    Sowhat is knowledge management?
    Knowledge management (KM) is an effort to increase
    useful knowledge within the organization. Ways to do this
    include encouraging communication, offering
    opportunities to learn, and promoting the sharing of
    appropriate knowledge artifacts.

    McInerney, C. (2002). Knowledge management and the dynamic


    nature of knowledge. JASIST, 53 (2).
    Interdisciplinary Nature of KM
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    "The capabilities by which communities within an organization
    capture the knowledge that is critical to them, constantly improve it
    and make it available in the most effective manner to those who
    need it, so that they can exploit it creatively to add value as a normal
    part of their work
    (GlaxoSmithKline)
    The creation and subsequent management of an environment
    which encourages knowledge to be created, shared, learnt,
    enhanced, and organized for the benefit of the organization and its
    customers.
    (MaryamSarrafzadeh, Bill Martin, AfsanehHazeri, 2006)
    Summary of KM Definition
    Designing and installing techniques and processes to
    create, protect, and use known knowledge.
    Designing and creating environments and activities to
    discover and release knowledge that is not known, or tacit
    knowledge
    Articulating the purpose and nature of managing
    knowledge as a resource and embodying it in other
    initiatives and programs
    THANK YOU
    Happy Deepavali

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