The Strategic Knowledge Management Handbook Driving Business Results by Making Tacit Knowledge Explicit.

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Κύριος συγγραφέας: Hariharan, Arun
Μορφή: Ηλ. βιβλίο
Γλώσσα:English
Έκδοση: La Vergne : ASQ Quality Press, 2015.
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505 0 |a Intro -- Title page -- CIP data -- Contents -- Figures and tables -- Foreword -- Preface -- Chapter 1_Knowledge Management is Fun -- Introduction -- Data, Information, Knowledge, Wisdom -- Business Example -- Application and Results -- Chapter 2_Knowledge Management: Strategy, Not Technology -- If Only We Knew What We Know -- What Is Knowledge Management? -- Business Strategy: Both the Starting Point and the Objective -- Strategic Steps in Knowledge Management -- What it Takes to Make Knowledge Management Work -- Motivating Knowledge Performance 
505 8 |a Creating a Culture of Knowledge Sharing and Reuse Rather than Knowledge Hoarding -- Measuring the Results of Knowledge Management -- Conclusion -- Chapter 3_Knowledge Management Processes: The Best Practice Funnel -- Results of Robust KM Processes at BA Services -- KM Processes at BA Services -- Scenario 1: Knowledge Sharing -- The Knowledge Sharing Process -- The Knowledge Portal -- Other Knowledge Categories and Processes for External Knowledge -- The Knowledge Submission and Approval Process -- Knowledge Sharing Culture and Motivation -- Results of the Knowledge Sharing Process 
505 8 |a Scenario 2: Knowledge Replication -- The Knowledge Replication Process -- Results of the Knowledge Replication Process -- Process for Capturing New Knowledge Added During Replication -- Knowledge Replication Culture and Motivation -- Incorporating Knowledge Submissions into Standard Business Processes -- The Four Pillars of Knowledge Management -- Sharing Experiences with Other Organizations -- Relevance to Your Company -- Conclusion -- Chapter 4_360-Degree Knowledge Management -- Introduction -- Communities of Experts and Knowledge Champions -- The First Three How Questions Have Been Answered 
505 8 |a The 360-Degree Knowledge Management Model -- The Six Dimensions of 360-Degree Knowledge Management -- Balancing Relevance and Content Quality with Culture Building -- Establish Standard KM Processes -- Role of Technology in 360-Degree KM -- Conclusion -- Chapter 5_Ideas, Innovation, and Knowledge Management -- Introduction -- A Shaky Start -- A Process for Ideas and Innovation-At Two Levels -- Innovation Process for Large Business Ideas -- Continuous Process for Innovation -- Will Ideas Dry Up? -- Your Company Culture Can Either Encourage or Kill Innovation -- The Impact on People and Morale 
505 8 |a Conclusion -- Chapter 6_Critical Success Factors for Knowledge Management -- Introduction -- 17 Challenges-How to Overcome Them and Get Real Business Results from KM -- Conclusion -- Chapter 7_The Seven Enablers to KM: Knowledge Management at BA Services-A Case Study -- What Knowledge Management Means to the Company -- Why the Company Embarked on a Formal KM Program -- Key Enablers of KM at BA -- Measuring the Impact or Results of KM -- Critical Factors Responsible for the Institutionalization of KM -- Chapter 8_How to Build a Great Knowledge Management Portal -- Introduction -- Case Examples 
500 |a Who is the Cusomter of the KM Portal? 
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650 0 |a Strategic planning. 
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