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Leveraging Organizational Knowledge: Why all this fuss about KM now?

Leveraging Organizational Knowledge

Training, Coaching, apprenticeship, documentation are only some of the methods that could be generalized. A company-wide team spirit or the systematic involvement of all the relevant stakeholders in projects and activities, all sharing specific and valuable knowledge and experience. Currently interim IT Director for Matches Fashion.

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Leveraging Organizational Knowledge: “Break the Mould”

Leveraging Organizational Knowledge

In fact, even without specific knowledge-sharing tools, it is still possible (but time-consuming) to find a colleague with appropriate knowledge using “standard” tools such as organizational charts, corporate intranets and address books, and projects documentation. However, too often you don’t even bother searching.

SOA 40
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Leveraging Organizational Knowledge: The search for the unified definition of Knowledge.

Leveraging Organizational Knowledge

In organizations, it often becomes embedded not only in documents or repositories but also in organizational routines, processes, practices, and norms " Joe Firestone ’s definition ([link] f ): “ Knowledge is a tested, evaluated and surviving structure of information (e.g., It originates and is applied in the minds of knowers.

SOA 40
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Leveraging Organizational Knowledge: “Knowledge management strategies that create value”

Leveraging Organizational Knowledge

I wonder whether you have considered knowledge management strategies that can create value for individuals, extended families and others, for example through collaboratively sharing and working together with others around the world on genealogical research? I would be interested to read the views of you and your readers.