Knowledge management

Can knowledge be managed? Knowledge is highly personal, while management involves organisational processes. Managing it requires turning personal knowledge into corporate knowledge that can be widely shared throughout an organisation and appropriately applied. Knowledge is increasingly being recognised as a crucial organisational resource, that gives market leverage. Its management is therefore too important to be left to chance.

Articles on Knowledge Management ...

Improving Your Knowledge-sharing Culture by Michael Robins
KM - government regulators need to share by Mark Davis
Promoting Knowledge Management in the Pragmatic Terms of Critical Success Factors by Jerry Ash
The Seven Myths of Knowledge Management by Marc Rosenberg
Use Your Mind Not Your Wallet! by Jerry Ash
Why Isn't Knowledge Management Working by Jerry Ash
Knowledge management - revaluing the business by Mark Davis
Electronic government & knowledge management by Mark Davis
What makes a good knowledge manager? by Wally Bock
Knowledge Management in India 2002 (pdf) by Desai Pranay, Kuldeep Sandhu - Griffith University
Communication Missing from KM's Core Strategies by Jerry Ash
State of the Art amongst Early Adopters of K.M. by Jerry Ash
How the World Bank launched a knowledge management program by Michel Pommier
The future of knowledge management consulting. by Alistair Lomax

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