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Smart things to know about knowledge management

By:

Koulopoulos, Thomas M

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Capstone ConnecticutUS 1999Description: xiii, 222 pAction note:

1/8/02 TESSA_H

Summary: Presents knowledge management as a 21st century business imperative. Defines knowledge management and other related concepts e.g. knowledge, information management, learning organization. Looks at the role of technology in facilitating knowledge management; and advises on how to address issues such as the ownership of knowledge; and, building a knowledge-sharing culture. Discusses the role and leadership requirements for knowledge leaders; and makes projections about the future of knowledge-based organizations.

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Presents knowledge management as a 21st century business imperative. Defines knowledge management and other related concepts e.g. knowledge, information management, learning organization. Looks at the role of technology in facilitating knowledge management; and advises on how to address issues such as the ownership of knowledge; and, building a knowledge-sharing culture. Discusses the role and leadership requirements for knowledge leaders; and makes projections about the future of knowledge-based organizations.