Knowledge management consists of initiatives and systems that support the storage, dissemination, assessment, application, refinement and creation of relevant knowledge, according to one definition. Another defines it as strategies and practices used in an organization to identify, create, represent, distribute, and enable adoption of insights and experiences, including knowledge embodied in individuals or embedded in organizations. The document discusses the knowledge process chain of gathering, organizing, refining, and disseminating knowledge, as well as the history and conceptualization of knowledge management in information science.

2. Saima Rohi
M.Phil Scholar
Dept. of Library and
Information Science
University of Sargodha

3. Topic
Knowledge Management

4. Contents
 Introduction
 Definitions
 Knowledge Process Chain:
 History of Knowledge Management:
 Information Science perception on Knowledge
Management:
 Conceptualization of knowledge and KM
 The concept of knowledge
 The concept of KM
 The goals of KM in IS
 The scope of KM in IS

5. Introduction
 Deification
 According to KM Resources
Knowledge management consists of the initiatives and
systems that sustain and support the
storage, dissemination, assessment, application, refinement
, and creation of relevant knowledge.
 According to Wikipedia
Knowledge management (KM) comprises a range of
strategies and practices used in an organization to
identify, create, represent, distribute, and enable adoption of
insights and experiences. Such insights and experiences
comprise knowledge, either embodied in individuals or
embedded in organizations as processes or practices.

6. Knowledge Process Chain
 Gathering
◦ Discovery,
◦ Acquisition,
◦ Creation of knowledge,
◦ Data entry,
◦ Voice input,
◦ Pulling information from various sources,
◦ Searching for information to include.
 Organizing:
◦ Cataloging
◦ Indexing
◦ Filtering
◦ Linking

7.  Refining
◦ Collaborating
◦ Compacting
◦ Projecting
◦ Mining
 Disseminating
◦ Flow
◦ Sharing
◦ Alert
◦ Push
Knowledge Process Chain

8. History of Knowledge
Management
.

9. Information Science perception on
Knowledge Management:
Conceptualization of knowledge and KM
The concept of knowledge
The concept of KM
The goals of KM in IS
The scope of KM in IS

10. Conclusion

11. Thanks