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- Changing Organizational Culture:
- Involves changing people's
attitudes and behaviours.
- Knowledge Evaluation:
- Involves assessing the worth of information.
- Knowledge Processing:
- Involves the identification of techniques
to acquire, store, process and distribute information.
- Sometimes it is
necessary to document how certain decisions were reached.
- Knowledge Implementation:
- An organization should commit to change,
learn, and innovate.
- It is important to extract meaning from information that may have an
impact
on specific missions.
- Lessons learned from feedback can be stored for future to help
others facing the similar problem(s).
Knowledge Management Systems
2004-11-01