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The objective of KMS is to support creation, transfer, and application of knowledge in organizations
A commonly held view with sundry minor variants is that data is raw numbers and facts, information is
processed data, and knowledge is authenticated information
Tuomi argues that knowledge exists which, when articulated, verbalized, and structured, becomes
information which, when assigned a fixed representation and standard interpretation, becomes data
we posit that information is converted to knowledge once it is processed in the mind of individuals and
knowledge becomes information once it is articulated and presented in the form of text, graphics, words,
or other symbolic forms.
g the knowledge to the organization's benefit. Knowledge management refers to identifying and
leveraging the collective knowledge in an organization to help the organization compete
to make knowledge visible and show the role of knowledge in an organization, mainly through maps,
yellow pages, and hypertext
Knowledge management systems (KMS) refer to a class of information systems applied to managing
organizational knowledge. That is, they are IT-based systems developed to support and enhance the
organizational processes of knowledge creation, storage/retrieval, transfer, and application
Uses of information technology (1) the coding and sharing of best practices, (2) the creation of corporate
knowledge directories, and (3) the creation of knowledge networks
2. Empirical studies have shown that while organizations create knowledge and learn, they also
forget
3. Transferencia : (1) perceived value of the source unit's knowledge, (2) motivational disposition of
the source (i.e., their willingness to share knowledge), (3) existence and richness of transmission
chan- nels, (4) motivational disposition of the receiving unit (i.e., their willingness to acquire
knowledge from the source), and (5) the absorptive capacity of the receiving unit, defined as the
ability not only to acquire and assimilate but also to use knowl- edge
CONOCIMIENTO
NOAKA Y TAKEUCHI
1. INDIVIDUOS
2. GRUPOS Y COMUNIDADES
3. ORGANIZACIONES
4. TERRITORIOS
ACTIVOS INTANGIBLES
La economía del conocimiento supone que la producción es realizada por la explotación de activos
intangibles, que están incorporados en los bienes o comercializados directamente
CAPITAL ORGANIZACIONAL
VAOR DE MERCADO
ACTIVOS EMPRESARIAL
CAPITAL CONTABLE
CAPITAL INTELECTUAL
CREACION DE CONOCIMIENTO
La creación de conocimiento implica una continua interacción entre las dimensiones tacitas y explicitas
del conocimiento y mediante flujos a través de los cuales se mueve el conocimiento entre individuos,
grupos y organizaciones
1. SOCIALIZACION
2. EXTERNALIZACION
3. CONCENTRACION
4. INTERNALIZAICON.