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  • Answers to Frequently Asked Questions About Knowledge Management - This page contains frequently asked questions (FAQ's) about knowledge management. In addition, we have provided a glossary section to define some commonly used knowledge management terms.
  • Autonomy Agentware ™ - Overview Autonomy’s Agentware™ technology offers a breakthrough in managing unstructured digital information, including word processing and HTML-based files, email messages and electronic newsfeeds. By applying sophisticated concept matching techniques to the problems of information access and distribution, Autonomy has created a set of products to automate the process of getting the right information to the right person at the right time.
  • Community KM Glossary - This is the beginning of a collection of terms commonly used in the knowledge management field. I invite you to contribute your own definition, or a better one than the one posted.
  • Digital Library & Knowledge Management - Zipped PPT file on digital library & knowledge management. .
  • digital library (PPT & english version) - Zipped PPT file on digital library. .
  • digital library (PPT) - Zipped PPT digital library. .
  • Education Technology for Education February 1999 - Internet Technology for Education by AI3 Indonesia version: 3 February 1999 . .
  • Education Technology for Education February 1999 (Zipped PPT file) - Internet Technology for Education by AI3 Indonesia version: 3 February 1999 (ppt file) . .
  • Fourteen Ways to Charge for Knowledge - What is the value of an idea that comes in the flash of a second but is based on a life of experience? It is hardly the time spent on it. Basing the value of knowledge on time spent can never be correct, still it is the most common.
  • Frequently Asked Questions - Question: Do you consider there are any major differences between knowledge management & intellectual capital management? KES: No, they are like two branches of the same tree. .
  • Intellectual Capital and Knowledge Management - A term is best defined by its use, and therefore it is - at the moment - probably correct to regard Intellectual Capital (IC) and Knowledge Management (KM) as twins - two branches of the same tree. .
  • Knowledge Innovation - Knowledge management has become a well known term. But the real challenge facing most companies is that of faster innovation.
  • knowledge management - Knowledge management is the name of a relatively new concept in which an enterprise consciously and comprehensively gathers, organizes, shares, and analyzes its knowledge to further its aims. .
  • Knowledge Management Glossary - This page contains a glossary of terms related to knowledge management. In addition, we have provided a FAQ list which addresses some commonly asked questions related to the field.
  • Knowlegde Management Articles - Zipped Articles various file type on knowledge management. .
  • Management Insight No. 10Knowledge Networking - In this era of tough global competition, organisations must look for ways of generating extra value from their assets. People and information are two critical resources increasingly being recognised as valuable.
  • Management Insight No. 11The Knowledge Asset - It seems a curious fact of business life that the techniques for measuring and managing a firm's most vital resources are several years behind where they should be. We are today well into the information age, a fact most visibly demonstrated in some remarkable charts published in Fortune.
  • Management Insight No. 12 - Managers and policy makers are increasingly recognising that the 'linear model' of innovation i. e.
  • Management Insight No. 9 Market Intelligence Systems (MkIS) - Successful business planning and development requires a good understanding of market potential, and of your capabilities against those of your competitors. Yet, 92% of respondents in a US survey felt that they needed a more systematic approach to competitor intelligence, while 75% of respondents in a UK survey were dissatisfied with their current methods of organising marketing information.
  • Measuring Intangible Revenues - Print out last year's client list. Use the template below to create a worksheet with six columns.
  • Measuring the Wellspring of Knowledge - In the spruce forest behind my parents home in Sweden springs a natural well. It is so small that you don´t notice it until you almost stumble upon it.
  • People Power : think leadership - Most companies already have the knowledge they need, says Larry Prusak, managing principal with the IBM consulting group and its leader in knowledge management. The problem is they tend to think knowledge flows like water, easily channeled to those who need it and available for free to all who can use it.
  • Product Review - This section will educate readers about the different types of Knowledge Management software that are currently available, and will attempt to review this software as objectively as possible. This section also includes links to specific research that is being done in the field of knowledge management systems and software.
  • SELL YOUR KNOWLEDGE - If you are a professional whose prime commodity is brainpower, or if your organization identifies itself as ´knowledge-based´, this book is for you. Whether you are a lawyer, accountant, architect, IT or management consultant, or whether you sell your services in internal markets, for example HRD or R&D.
  • The Momentum of Knowledge Management - What began almost 10 years ago - Knowledge Innovation (sm)* - has now reached the stage of a critical mass of insight. Dedicated expertise across all disciplines are exploring and defining new management practices fundamental to capitalizing upon the knowledge-based economy.
  • Welcome to the Knowledge Organisation! - The right hand column in the table is at the same time a summary of the guiding principles for the organisation I have designed as an archetype for the future: the Knowledge Organisation. .
  • What is Knowledge Management? - Concepts are best defined from how people use them. So let me try to define Knowledge Management by looking at what people in this field are doing.


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