Knowledge Management
Knowledge Praxis “defines knowledge management as a business activity with two primary aspects:
Treating the knowledge component of business activities as an explicit concern of business reflected in strategy, policy, and practice at all levels of the organization.
Making a direct connection between an organization’s intellectual assets — both explicit [recorded] and tacit [personal know-how] — and positive business results”.
An imperative point made by ‘Knowledge Praxis’ as noted above, the knowledge element of any business needs to be evidently shown in the strategy and policies of the organization.
Reference: RO Barclay, PC Murray - Knowledge Praxis, 2000 - providersedge.com
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Nice one Yemi. Have you found any change in the viewpoint of KM since Knowledge Praxis definition at the time published?
ReplyDeleteThank you. Not really, will keep digging
ReplyDeleteYemovon;
ReplyDeleteI agree ur definition of KM, in my view of KM is a Business enabler or expertise management or a systemetic process of creating organizing disseminating embedding knowledge and developping an organization to make the best use of it's individual and the collective knowledge with the goal to enhace the organizational objective and competitiveness.