The systematic creation, capture, organization, sharing and application of knowledge to improve organizational performance and decision-making.
Knowledge Management is the systematic process of creating, capturing, organizing, sharing and applying knowledge to improve organizational performance, preserve critical expertise and support informed decision-making. It encompasses both explicit knowledge, such as documents and procedures, and tacit knowledge held by experienced personnel.
Knowledge Management enables organizations to preserve expertise, improve collaboration and support continual learning.
Effective Knowledge Management reduces the loss of organizational knowledge, supports workforce development and improves operational consistency across the asset lifecycle.
Knowledge Management focuses on capturing and applying organizational knowledge, whereas Information Management focuses on governing structured information and data.
Business Management; Information Management; Organizational Management.
Asset-intensive industries.; Engineering.; Manufacturing.; Infrastructure.; Government.
ISO 30401
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