Enable learning and professional development by bringing together knowledge professionals in DoD, industry, academia, and professional organizations, to help solve real world, mission critical difficulties. Knowledge Management (KM) is the analysis and technical support of practices used in an organization to identify, create, represent, distribute, conduct and enable the adoption and leveraging of good practices embedded in collaborative settings and in organizational processes. Information Sharing (IS) is data exchange, communication protocols and technological infrastructures.
What is KM? Knowledge Management Explained
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The classic one-line definition of Knowledge Management was offered up by Tom Davenport early on (Davenport, 1994): “Knowledge Management is the process of capturing, distributing, and effectively using knowledge.” Probably no better or more succinct single-line definition has appeared since.
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Well, KMS or knowledge management software is great innvation that tasks about management of different types of knowledge in more interactive modules aslo known as KM tools like.
Decision trees
VIsual Guides
Knowledge base
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Since the Japanese failed in their Knowledge instructions per second challenge in the 1990s, I’ve felt that we’ve confounded information with knowledge. I have studied the only knowledge processors on the planet – humans. Their architecture is worth discussing because it is vast. A solid doctoral course in neuroscience should be taken by everyone who expects to contribute to this field. I did that in Feb-May 2020.
Information is the bridge between the physical and knowledge. It is dependent on the media (physical) for transmission. Knowledge is the contextually dependent use of information by humans and God. Wisdom is knowledge with an eternal perspective. We should hold our current phantasms of knowledge and information loosely. New evidence should impinge our internal models. That 90 Billion neuronal net, we call the brain, may process it badly, but from it come insights that limit infinite regress in contexts.
Not a sermon, just a thought.
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