Knowledge management aims to organize a company's collective knowledge so it can be shared and leveraged more efficiently. It distinguishes knowledge from merely having data or information by noting that knowledge is both tacit, based on personal experience, and explicit, able to be codified and shared. An effective knowledge management system helps determine what is already known, what still needs to be learned, and what additional knowledge would be valuable by making knowledge easier to find, understand, and reuse for the benefit of employees, customers and the company as a whole.

1. Building a Knowledge Base Developing A Knowledge Management Project

2. What Is Knowledge? Data Facts, figures, words Meaningless without context Information Data with context Means something to someone Knowledge Tacit and Explicit

3. Knowledge is what I know Information is what we know

4. What Is Knowledge Management?

5. Why manage knowledge? Faster , Stronger , Better … Happier . (Not Necessarily In That Order)

6. What do we know? What do we need to know? What do we want to know?

9. Build it and they will come.

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11. Thanks! … Any questions? No? Alright then.