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KNOWLEDGE APPLICATION - Coggle Diagram

- - - - Personalization and profiling are currently a popular means of characterizing visitors to a given website.
        
        Instead of using profiling technologies to better understand all customers,
        we can make use of similar techniques to follow or trace a given individual’s
        interactions with a number of corporate memory interfaces.
  - - - The psychomotor domain is less widely used in knowledge management and
        is often more related to physical work and skills. Individualized learning to
        facilitate knowledge application appears in the vignette on Hughes Space and
        Communications.
  - - - The task decomposition can be carried out using the following stages:
      - Identify the task to be analyzed.
      - Break this down into four to eight subtasks. These subtasks should be specified in terms of objectives and, between them, should cover the whole area of interest.
      - Draw the subtasks as a layered diagram ensuring that it is complete.
      - Decide upon the level of detail into which to decompose. Making a conscious decision at this stage will ensure that all the subtask decompositions are treated consistently. It may be decided that the decomposition should continue until flows are more easily represented as a task flow diagram.
      - Continue the decomposition process, ensuring that the decompositions and numbering are consistent. It is usually helpful to produce a written account as well as the decomposition diagram.
      - Present the analysis to someone else who has not been involved in the decomposition but who knows the tasks well enough to check for consistency.
- - - - Knowledge application may involve taking a general guide and making it specific to the situation at hand, which is sometimes referred to as recontextualization of knowledge
        
        An example of knowledge reuse is described in
        the accompanying vignette.
- - - - Example: Davenport, De Long and Beers, Zack