A Comparison of Paradigmatic Views in Knowledge Management: An Empirical Case Study on Shortcomings in KM

Topics:
Global Strategy
Tags:
Enterprise Software,
Knowledge,
Knowledge Management,
Knowledge Management System,
Management,
Shortcoming,
Software,
Strategy
Source:
Humboldt University Berlin

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Overview: Four paradigmatic views that explain shortcomings of Knowledge Management Systems (KMS) in literature are identified: Organizational barriers, codification vs. personalization, importance of a clear working definition of knowledge and impossibility to manage knowledge or certain forms of it. Their validity is analyzed by comparing them to a case study in which shortcomings of two KMS in an international company were analyzed.

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Format: PDF | Size: 133KB | Date: Aug 2005 | Pages: 20

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