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Our definition of knowledge management
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Although we use the term "knowledge management",
we know that knowledge can not be managed. What we can do though is
foster the generation of knowledge, support the exchange and transfer
of knowledge, and ensure that the knowledge on hand is beneficially
utilised. Within a company, one can create conditions or a general
framework which enables the optimum use of available knowledge, the
ongoing creation of new knowledge, and the exchange of knowledge.
This brings us to our definition of knowledge management:
Knowledge management is to create a general framework on the organisational,
cultural and technical levels, which foster the creation, securing,
distribution and utilisation of corporate knowledge.
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