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    The document discusses the four main elements of a knowledge management system: 1) knowledge creation and capture through activities like brainstorming and capturing both explicit and tacit knowledge from various sources, 2) knowledge sharing and enrichment through technologies that facilitate sharing and communities of practice, 3) information storage and retrieval using databases, file systems, emails and websites with organized categorization, and 4) knowledge dissemination to spread knowledge throughout the organization.

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    Knowledge Management Chapter 4

    Click to edit Master subtitle style Elements of Knowledge Management

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    Knowledge Management System contains four elements:


    Knowledge Creation & Capture Knowledge Sharing & Enrichment Information Storage & Retrieval Knowledge Dissemination

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    Knowledge Creation:

    1 - Knowledge Creation and Capture


    Creativity and Innovation
    Brainstorming

    Knowledge Capture:
    Sources: Publications, Websites, Emails and Internet 5/27/12

    Explicit: a- Printed Reports b- Record of Meetings c- Copies of Memos Tacit: - Discussions

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    Content Management:

    1- How new information are created, contributed and published? 2- Who will have access and the rights to update or delete information in the database? 3- Which information are worthy of inclusion in the database?

    Submission and Indexing

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    2- Knowledge Sharing and Enrichment

    The most crucial element Competitive Advantage Magnitude of Knowledge Sharing Implementation of appropriate Technologies

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    Communities of Practice

    Definition Stages of Development:

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    Communities of Practices are linked to organizational performance through the dimension of social capital:

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    3 Information Storage and Retrieval

    File System Storage Databases Emails Websites

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    Information Organization: a- Manageable Units b- Categories

    Information Retrieval

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    4- Knowledge Dissemination

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    THANK YOU FOR YOUR TIME

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