chapter 4: knowledge management Flashcards

(36 cards)

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Process of creating, capturing, sharing, and utilizing knowledge to help organizations perform better

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knowledge management

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manuals and databases

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explicit knowledge

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personal expertise

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tacit knowledge

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  • Focuses on gathering information from various sources.
  • It includes individual expertise, documents, and databases
  • The insights should be captured when there’s an employee turnover
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key capture

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  • Once captured, knowledge must be preserved to prevent it being outdated and inaccessible
  • Involves organizing data in a way that it remains secured but can still be retrieve easily
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knowledge preservation

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  • Crucial aspect of managing knowledge
  • Making sure that the knowledge are made accessible to the right people at the right time .
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knowledge sharing

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knowledge sharing can be facilitated through t

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training programs, workshops, collaboration tools, internal communication platforms

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  • Putting to practice
  • Encouraging the employees to apply what they learn, share their experiences, and collaborate on new projects, boost innovation and productivity
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utilization knowledge

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key processes of managing knowledge

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key capture
knowledge preservation
knowledge sharing
utilization knowledge

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key aspects of managing knowledge

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knowledge creation
knowledge sharing
knowledge retention

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Encouraging innovation and the development of new insights through brainstorming, R&D and a culture of curiosity

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knowledge creation

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This happens when an individuals or groups exchange insights or information to solve problems and make decisions. EX: microsoft

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knowledge sharing

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it’s important to keep critical knowledge within the organization, even if employees leave. Many companies use knowledge repositories or mentoring programs to retain key insights. EX: mcdonalds, using standardized training manuals and procedures to pass down operational knowledge

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knowledge retention

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platforms where this exchange takes place and where knowledge are bought or shared

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knowledge markets

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types of knowledge markets

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internal knowledge markets
external knowledge markets

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type of knowledge market where it - exist within an organisation, allowing employees from different departments or teams to share knowledge

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internal knowledge markets

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type of knowledge market where organizations can tap into knowledge sources by collaborating with universities, research centers, or even competitors

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external knowledge markets

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turning tacit knowledge (personal expertise or know-how) into explicit knowledge that can be easily shared, stored, and accessed by others.

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the process of making that codified knowledge available to employees and stakeholders.

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secures centralized platforms allow employees to access manual, guides, policies, and more. Sites that can be accessed by employees. EX: Toyota

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intranet portals

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platforms like Gdocs. Use for real-time sharing and editing documents. Make the collaboration seamless.

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collaborative tools

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Plays a vital role in facilitating knowledge management. There are many tools and systems that help organizations capture, store, and distribute knowledge.

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some key technologies include:

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knowledge management systems (KMS)
collaboration tools
cloud solutions

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digital systems designed to store and manage knowledge in a structured way. For instance, SharePoint helps organizations store documents, track projects progress, and manage workflows.

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knowledge management systems (KMS)

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Platforms like Slack, Microsoft Teams, or Trello enable team members to communicate and share knowledge effectively, breaking down silos within organizations.
collaboration tools
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like Google Drive and Dropbox allow employees to access files and documents from anywhere, promoting flexibility and collaboration.
cloud solutions
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organizations often need to acquire knowledge from outside sources to stay competitive and innovative.
importing knowledge
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methods of importing knowledge
hiring experts collaborations and alliances
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methods of learning from the market
* Customer-feedback analysis * Competitor analysis * Market trend research: utilize reports
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way of gaining insights from customers, competitors, and market trends to improve a company’s strategies and products.
learning from the market
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Effective strategy wherein organization can leverage partnerships to gain shared knowledge and drive innovation.
learning through alliances
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is essential to prevent theft or misuse. Organizations need to safeguard their intellectual property (IP) to maintain competitive advantages.
protection of knowledge
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strategies for protecting knowledge
intellectual property (IP) Protection non-disclosure agreements (NDAs) security systems
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companies often paten new technologies or ideas to secure their innovations. Apple is well known for patenting its designs and technologies.
intellectual property protection
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these contracts protect confidential information from being shared with unauthorized individuals.
NDA
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companies also invest in cybersecurity to protect their digital knowledge from hacking or unauthorized access.
SECURITY SYSTEMS