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    KNOWLEDGE CREATION

    Presented by

    Asish Oommen Mathew

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    Introduction

    Knowledge Management

    Data, Information & Knowledge Nonakas Knowledge Creation Model

    Illustration of Knowledge Creation

    Conclusion

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    Contents

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    Introduction

    KNOWLEDGE

    SOCIETY

    LAND

    LABO!

    CA"I#AL

    C!$A#I%I#

    IN'O!MA#ION

    INNO%A#ION

    IN#$LL$C#AL

    CA"I#AL

    KNO(L$D)$

    MANA)$M$N#

    INDUSTRIAL

    SOCIETY

    Figure 1 T!e industri"# $ %n&'#edge s&(iety )Ad"*ted +r&, Dru(%er- 1../0

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    *Knowledge management +KM is essentiall- a.out getting t/e

    rig/t knowledge to t/e rig/t 0erson at t/e rig/t time1 +Dell &

    )ra-son, 23345

    *'ocuses on wa-s of s/aring and storing t/e knowledge of

    indi6iduals, as a means of im0ro6ing t/e com0etenc-, s0eed,

    efficienc- 7 and 0rofita.ilit- 7 of t/e larger w/ole1 +Low &

    Mo/ammed, 899:5

    *A concerted effort to im0ro6e /ow knowledge is created, deli6ered

    and used1 + Da6en0ort et5 al5, 8994

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    Knowledge Management

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    Knowledge Management;5+contd

    "eo0le

    #ec/nologies

    "rocesses- Knowledge Creation

    - Knowledge

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    Data, Information and Knowledge

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    KNOWLEDGE

    INFOR3ATION

    DATA

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    O0en electi6es for semester ?@

    8389989 Knowledge Management

    8389833 uman !esource Management

    ; 555

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    *55a fluid mix of framed experience, contextual

    information, values and expert insight that provides a

    framework for evaluating and incorporating new

    experiences and information."

    Is em.edded in documents

    organiational routines

    0rocesses

    0ractices

    norms

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    Knowledge +Da6en0ort & "rusak, 2334

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    Knowledge creation according to t/e

    Nonakas

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    TACIT TO TACIT

    (SOCIALIZATION)

    e.g., Individual and/or Team

    Discussions

    TACIT TO EXPLICIT

    (EXTERNALIZATION)

    e.g., Documenting a Team

    Meeting

    EXPLICIT TO TACIT

    (INTERNALIZATION)

    e.g., Learn from a report

    and Deduce new ideas

    EXPLICIT TO EXPLICIT

    (COMBINATION)

    e.g., Create a e!site from

    some form of e"plicit

    #nowledge$ %mail a &eport

    N&n"%"5s 3&de# &+ Kn&'#edge Cre"ti&n

    Figure 6 7 Kn&'#edge Cre"ti&n 3&de# )N&n"%"- 1..10

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    $am0le of e0licit knowledge stored in medication data re0ositor- @7

    D2 @ F9G of 0atients +i5e5, H:

    D2andD8 @ ?9G of t/e 0atients +i5e5, 8:

    D8 w/en D2 was gi6en @ F>G of t/e 0atients +i5e5, 8H

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    Patient ID Drug

    1

    2 D3, D4, D5

    3 D3,

    4 D3, D5,

    5 D5,

    D1

    ,

    D2

    D1

    D1

    ,

    D2

    D2

    Illustration of Knowledge Creation in ealt/care

    sector +(ickramasing/e, 899F

    ble 1: Drugs administered to patients

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    D2 @ F9G of 0atients +i5e5, H:

    D2andD8 @ ?9G of t/e 0atients +i5e5, 8:

    D8 w/en D2 was gi6en @ F>G of t/e 0atients +i5e5, 8H

    "/-sicians understanding;D2 has to be given with D1 for patients who had a heart attack

    at age 4 or less.1

    Knowledge added to t/e knowledge re0ositor-@

    !f a patients age is #4 $ears and the patient had a heart attack

    and D1 is administered to the patient, then D2 should also be

    administered to that patient.%

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    Illustration of Knowledge Creation in ealt/care

    sector5555+Contd

    Ill i f K l d C i i

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    Knowledge G of t/e 0atients

    w/o are gi6en drug D25

    D2 is administered to F9G of t/e 0atients5

    D2 and D8 are administered toget/er to

    ?9G of t/e 0atients5 D8 is administered to F>G of t/e 0atients

    w/o are gi6en drug D25

    If a 0atients age is J ?9 -ears

    and t/e 0atient /ad a /eart attack

    and D2 is administered to t/e

    0atient, t/en D8 s/ould also .e

    administered to t/at 0atient5

    E8PLICITE8PLICIT

    E8PLICIT TACIT

    TACIT E8PLICIT

    TACIT TACIT

    'atient ID Drug

    ( D(,D)

    ) D*,D+,D

    * D*,D(,D

    + D, D*,D(

    D, D)

    TheKnowledgeSpiral

    Illustration of Knowledge Creation in

    ealt/care sector5555+Contd

    CO39INATION

    INTERNALISATION

    E8TERNALISATION

    SOCIALISATION

    Figure / 7

    Kn&'#edge S*ir"#

    in :e"#t!("re

    )Wi(%r","sing!e-244;0

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    In toda-s knowledge .ased econom-, sustaina.le strategic

    ad6antages are gained more from an organisations

    knowledge assets t/an from its more traditional t-0es of

    assets5

    Knowledge Management ena.les an organiation to manageits manage its knowledge assets effecti6el-5

    Conditions to stimulate Nonakas knowledge transfer modes

    s/ould .e 0ro6ided for generating new knowledge in anorganiation5

    Knowledge Creation is t/e ke- to sustaining a com0etiti6ead6antage in toda-s market en6ironment5

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    Conclusion

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    Ala6i, M5, & Leidner, D5 $5 +89925 !e6iew@ Knowledge management and knowledgemanagement s-stems@ Conce0tual foundations and researc/ issues5&!' (uarterl$, 2)+2, 29>7

    2HF5

    Da6en0ort, #5 5, "rusak, L5, & ?5

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    !eferences

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    hank $ou6.