Topics: Reference : Knowledge Management
Knowledge Management is a discipline that examines information and human understanding, using concepts from education, information technology, cognitive psychology and library science. It is also a strategy aimed at turning an organization's intellectual assets, both recorded information and the talents of its members, into greater productivity, new value, and increased competitiveness. It provides a powerful way of looking at how society organizes itself and uses its intellectual resources and promises a means of humanizing our approach to modern technology, putting the understanding of human intellect and motivation at the center.
Business and Companies
Knowledge Management is the science of storing, indexing and retrieving information to add value to an organization.
Consultants,
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Case Studies
Sites and articles that provide specific examples of applications or techniques widely used or generally applicable to the field Knowledge Management.
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Directories
Directories and portals dedicated to the field of Knowledge Management.
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Distributed Knowledge
Sites that offer methodologies and techniques for managing the flow of knowledge between individuals in organizations and institutions.
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Education
Sites that offer information on educational and training opportunities in Knowledge Management.
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Employment
Sites with information on careers and job opportunities in the field of Knowledge Management.
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Events
Conferences, meetings and workshops related to the field of Knowledge Management.
Past,
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Information Architecture
Focuses on methods used to improve the navigation of classification systems, or taxonomies, and the design and implementation of these methods.
Associations and Conferences,
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Information Assets
Books,
Business Intelligence,
Digital Asset Management,
Learning Organizations,
Memory Improvement,
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Information Overload
As the world enters the Knowledge Age, information on virtually every aspect of our lives and businesses is becoming available at an increasing rate.
Effects,
Email Overload,
Hypertext,
Relevance Filtering,
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Knowledge Creation
Knowledge involves the transformation of information into capabilities for effective action. This can only be done through human understanding.
Brainstorming,
Concept Mapping,
Innovation and Idea Management,
Mind Mapping,
Problem Solving,
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Knowledge Discovery
As the volume of information surges, it becomes increasingly difficult to rescue interesting and thought-provoking concepts from among the undifferentiated flood of words and images.
Books,
Business and Companies,
Information Visualization,
Magazines and E-zines,
Organizations,
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Knowledge Flow
Collaboration,
Communities of Practice,
Computer Mediated Communication,
Hoarding and Sharing,
Knowledge Markets,
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Knowledge Representation
Knowledge representation covers techniques for representing and storing knowledge in a way that is usable by a machine, for instance, programming languages specifically formulated for working with knowledge (knowledge representation languages), and databases for storing facts about the world.
Events,
Ontologies,
Publications,
Research Groups,
Semantic Web,
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Knowledge Retrieval
Retrieval involves the processes by which stored information can be recalled, from handwritten indexes and card catalogs to digital tagging and search engines.
Classification,
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Organizations
This category is for sites produced by organizations whose primary function involves Knowledge Management.
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Publications
Books, journals, magazines and E-zines related to the field of Knowledge Management.
Articles,
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Software
Knowledge management has a wide variety of aspects, most of which are implemented via some sort of technology.
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Weblogs
Primarily for weblogs that are broadly applicable to Knowledge Management.
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