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    Knowledge Management

    (KNOMAN)
    05 April 2022; 9:30 a.m.
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    New schedule for the Course:


    Date Activity Coverage
    April 12 Long Quiz 01 pp. 02-24, APO Manual
    April 19 Long Quiz 02 pp. 24-48, APO Manual
    April 26 Final Exam Knowledge Mapping
    May 02 Final Meet Summary of Concepts

    Resource Material:
    Asian Productivity Organization (APO)
    Knowledge Management, Tools and Techniques Manual
    January 2020 Edition
    (Resource 01)
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    Review :
    1. Five major ways to transform data into
    knowledge
    2. Four activities that transform
    information into knowledge
    3. Tacit versus Explicit Knowledge
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    Five major ways to transform data


    into knowledge
    a. Put the data into context
    b. Categorize the data by describing its essential
    components
    c. Calculate the data
    d. Correct errors in previously reported data
    e. Condense the data by providing a summary.
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    Four activities that transform information


    into knowledge
    a. Compare information with previous information to
    determine what has changed in a particular situation.
    b. Determine the consequences or repercussions of such
    information on decisions.
    c. Consider how such information connects or correlates
    to other information.
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    Tacit versus Explicit Knowledge

    Tacit Knowledge
    - “Knowledge that goes home at night.”
    - Has two dimensions: technical and
    cognitive
    - Deeply rooted in actions, experiences,
    ideals, values and emotions.
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    Tacit versus Explicit Knowledge

    Explicit Knowledge
    - Formal and specific
    - Easily communicated and shared
    - Easily stored
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    DISCUSSION :
    “Knowledge is Power”
    By NORMAN ROCKWELL
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    RECITATION:
    Using your tacit and explicit knowledge,
    Explain the graph:
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    March 22, 2022

    Thank you for showing up,


    see you next week!

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