module 1-km basic concept and understanding
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Knowledge Management Training13-14 May 2013 at Avilion Admiral Cove Port DicksonTRANSCRIPT
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Knowledge Management The Concept And Understanding
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Course Highlights Contents
Basic Concept 1
Knowledge Management 2
Knowledge Sharing 3
Knowledge Management Tools & Technique 4
Course Highlights Contents
Basic Concept 1
Knowledge Management 2
Knowledge Sharing 3
Knowledge Management Tools & Technique 4
What Is Knowledge
Evolution Of Knowledge
Types Of Knowledge
Information Become Knowledge
Definition Of Knowledge Management
Issues Of Knowledge Management
Goals Of Knowledge Management
Knowledge Asset
Repository In Organization
Concept Of Knowledge Sharing
Conversion Of Knowledge
Knowledge Conversion Model
Knowledge Conversion And ICT
Social Media
Basic Concept
HOW
to do things WHERE
to find examples
WHOM
To ask for help
What is Knowledge
Knowledge can be viewed as:
• a state of knowing (understanding gain through experience)
• a capability with potential for influencing action
• ability to interpret information in decision making
Basic Concept What is Knowledge
Basic Concept Evolution of Thought
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DATA
Product
Accounting
INFORMATION
Solution
Strategic
Planning
KNOWLEDGE
Innovation
Strategy
50s – 60s 70s-90s 21Century
Basic Concept
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DATA
INFORMATION
KNOWLEDGE
WISDOM
MERE FACT
words, numbers, code, tables, database, statistics
DATA + INTERPRETATION
collection of fact, images, sounds, surveys questions,
simple stories
INFORMATION + USED
conceptual frameworks, ideas, lesson learned, truths,
understanding
WISE ACTION
sensible decisions and judgments
Evolution of Knowledge
• Explicit: can be expressed in words, numbers
and can be easily communicated and shared in
the form of hard data
• Tacit: highly personal and hard to formalize.
Subjective Insight, Intuition and hunches fall in to
this category of knowledge
Basic Concept Types of Knowledge
Basic Concept Information Become Knowledge
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consequences connections
comparison
conversation
“the systematic management of vital
knowledge and its associated processes of
creating, gathering, organizing, diffusion,
use and exploitation in pursuit of
organizational objectives”
Knowledge Management Definition of Knowledge Management
• Experts are available but the expertise is
not shared
• Lost of tacit knowledge (due to employees’ retirement,
resignation or downsizing)
• Knowledge hoarding (individuals who do not want to
share their knowledge due to fear of job security)
• Existing processes may become outdate
Knowledge Management Issues of Knowledge Management
‘to have the right knowledge at the right
place, at the right time in the right format’
– ‘the systematic management of process by
which knowledge is identified, created,
gathered, shared and applied’ to enhance
ability and capability for action
Basic Concept Objective of KM Goals of Knowledge Management
Knowledge Management
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Knowledge Asset
1
2
4
3 Types of Knowledge Asset
Sharing and Sharing Technique
Knowledge Management and
Knowledge Sharing
12% Electronic Knowledge Based
20 % Electronic Document
42 % Employees Brain
26 % Paper Documentation
Knowledge Sharing Repository in Organization
EXPERTISE
DE
CIS
ION
-MA
KIN
G P
OW
ER
Experts ‘E’
Expert ‘A’
Working and
Learning together Expert ‘B’
Expert ‘C’
Experts ‘D’
Knowledge Sharing Concept Knowledge Sharing
• Socialization – sharing of tacit knowledge between individuals, share feelings, emotions, experiences and mental models
• Externalization – involves the articulation of tacit into explicit knowledge and the conversion occurs through dialogue and the use of figurative language, metaphors, narratives and images
• Combination – reflect the conversion of explicit knowledge into more complex explicit forms. [i.e.: capturing, collecting, sorting, editing and integrating new explicit knowledge]
• Internalisation – converts explicit into tacit knowledge and this occurs through experience and training, reflects learning, training and mentoring
Knowledge Sharing Conversion of Knowledge
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Internalization [i&g&o]
•training
•mentoring
TACIT
Socialization [i&i]
•brainstorming
•meeting
Combination [g&o]
• repositories
• cop
TACIT
TACIT TACIT
EXPLICIT
EXPLICIT
EXPLICIT EXPLICIT
Externalization [ i&g]
• videotaping
• knowledge map
Customer Relationship Management Knowledge Conversion Model
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individual +group + org
creation of the new
product enriched
AKMAL and the team's
TK base
TACIT
individual +individual
AKMAL training with
the hotel’s baker
group + organisation
standardization of this
K into a manual and
embodying it in the
product
Individual + group
sharing the TK with
product development
team
TACIT
TACIT TACIT
EXPLICIT
EXPLICIT
EXPLICIT EXPLICIT
Customer Relationship Management Knowledge Conversion Model: ie
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Identify Your KM Tools & Technique..
Knowledge Management and
Technologies
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Conversion Process Facilitating Tools And
Techniques
T to T
S
e-meetings, chat, video
conferencing
T to E E
sharing mental models,
analyzing own
understanding
E to E
C
text searching, document
categorization, capturing,
collecting, sorting editing
etc.
E to T I
learning, training and
mentoring
KM Tools and Technique Knowledge Conversion + ICT
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KM Tools and Technique Other Technologies (ICT)
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1. Intranet
2. Extranet
3. Data Warehousing
4. Document Management
5. Web conferencing
6. Portal
7. Decision Support System
8. Groupware
9. Work Flow
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