Practical Knowledge Management: A Model That Works
The building blocks of knowledge management represent activities that are directly knowledge-related. Their arrangement in the model follows certain principles. An inner cycle consists of the building blocks of identification, acquisition, development, distribution, preservation, and use of knowledge. An outer cycle consists of all these activities plus goal-setting and measurement. This feedback cycle clarifies the importance of measuring the measurable variables in order to focus … [ Read more ]
Content: Article | Author: Gilbert J. B. Probst | Source: “Prism (Arthur D. Little)” | Subject: Knowledge Management