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Knowledge Management Processes, The knowledge capture sub-processes:,…

- - - - Learning by being Told
      - Learning by Observation
      - Interviewing Experts
      - E-learning
- - - - Knowledge reuse to promote efficiency and
        innovation.
      - Introduce more effective ways of doing things.
    - - Knowledge producer, the person who produced or documented the knowledge object
      - Knowledge intermediary, who prepares knowledge for reuse by indexing,, packaging, and even marketing .
      - Knowledge object; and the knowledge re-user, who retrieves, understands, and applies it.
    - - For-profit and non-profit sectors
      - Non-governmental organizations
      - major industrial sectors
    - - are tools
        aimed at supporting knowledge management.
      - ollaboration among user groups on the creation,
        modification, and dissemination of artifacts and products
      - Control processes to ensure integrity and to track the
        progress of projects
- - - - Knowledge-Discovery Tools:
        
        MashUps
        
        knowledge maps
        
        Data mining
      - scientific papers
        
        From Data Mining to
        Knowledge Discovery in
        Databases
      - - The discovery of new knowledge relies on:
        
        Combination
        
        discovery of new explicit knowledge
        
        Trend analysis, executive summary, review, new database
        
        Example : preparing lecture material
        
        Socialization
        
        discovery of new tacit knowledge
- - - - It may take place across individuals, groups, departments or organizations
      - Effective Transfer- so that the recipient of knowledge can understand it well enough to act on it.
      - Knowledge is shared and not recommendations based on knowledge.
  - - - focuses on the sharing of explicit knowledge.
        It is used to communicate or transfer explicit knowledge among individuals, groups, and organizations
    - - facilitates the sharing of tacit knowledge in cases in which new tacit knowledge is being created as well as when new tacit knowledge is not being created.
        Easy & effective but limited way to create & share knowledge.
        Example ; knowledge day, brainstorming activity.