Why Knowledge Management Systems Fail? Enablers And Constraints Of Knowledge Management In Human Enterprises

Topics:
Knowledge Management
Tags:
Business Intelligence,
Data Management,
Enterprise Software,
Knowledge,
Knowledge Management,
Knowledge Management System,
Management,
Software,
Strategy
Source:
BRINT Institute

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Overview: From the executive summary: ‘The paper explains why Knowledge Management (KM) systems fail and how the risk of such failures may be minimized. The enablers of KM systems designed for the 'knowledge factory' engineering paradigm often unravel and become constraints in adapting and evolving such systems. Design of such systems should ensure that adaptation and innovation of business performance outcomes occurs in alignment with changing dynamics of the business environment. Simultaneously, conceiving multiple fu

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Format: PDF | Size: 208KB | Date: Nov 2003 | Pages: 21


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