Knowledge Management Lessons Learned
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- Publisher: Ess Ess Publication
- ISBN: 8170005256
- Year of Publication: 2008
- Language: English
- Binding: HardBound
About the Book
Knowledge Management Lessons Learned builds upon the foundation established by the influential work Knowledge Management for the Information Professional and presents a practical exploration of how Knowledge Management (KM) has evolved through real-world implementation. Edited by Michael E. D. Koenig and T. Kanti Srikantaiah, this volume brings together the experiences, insights, and analyses of more than thirty experts actively engaged in Knowledge Management initiatives across diverse organizations.
Rather than focusing solely on theory, the book examines Knowledge Management in practice, highlighting successful projects, implementation strategies, challenges encountered, and lessons learned from actual organizational experiences. It provides valuable perspectives on critical areas such as KM implementation, cost analysis, education and training, content management, communities of practice, competitive intelligence, organizational learning, and knowledge-sharing frameworks.
The contributors discuss what works, what does not, and how organizations can effectively develop and sustain knowledge management programs. By combining case studies, professional experiences, and practical recommendations, the book offers readers a realistic understanding of KM applications in modern information and business environments.
An essential resource for librarians, information professionals, knowledge managers, researchers, educators, business leaders, and students seeking practical insights into the successful implementation of Knowledge Management systems.
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Book Details
- Publisher: Ess Ess Publication
- ISBN: 8170005256
- Year of Publication: 2008
- Language: English
- Binding: HardBound
About the Book
Knowledge Management Lessons Learned builds upon the foundation established by the influential work Knowledge Management for the Information Professional and presents a practical exploration of how Knowledge Management (KM) has evolved through real-world implementation. Edited by Michael E. D. Koenig and T. Kanti Srikantaiah, this volume brings together the experiences, insights, and analyses of more than thirty experts actively engaged in Knowledge Management initiatives across diverse organizations.
Rather than focusing solely on theory, the book examines Knowledge Management in practice, highlighting successful projects, implementation strategies, challenges encountered, and lessons learned from actual organizational experiences. It provides valuable perspectives on critical areas such as KM implementation, cost analysis, education and training, content management, communities of practice, competitive intelligence, organizational learning, and knowledge-sharing frameworks.
The contributors discuss what works, what does not, and how organizations can effectively develop and sustain knowledge management programs. By combining case studies, professional experiences, and practical recommendations, the book offers readers a realistic understanding of KM applications in modern information and business environments.
An essential resource for librarians, information professionals, knowledge managers, researchers, educators, business leaders, and students seeking practical insights into the successful implementation of Knowledge Management systems.
