Knowledge Management… a tool with super power.. if in the right hand..
The past two weeks for me have been literally nothing but KBAM... i have read sooo many journals and the pros and cons of it trying to fully understand the concept. I personally came to a conclusion that knowledge management is a very powerful tool, however it is a very skill and commitment required process in which not everyone can actually make use of. It also act as a double edged sword if you try to implement and fail because it will also waste you resource and time quite significantly. One of the key criteria to this success for me is to fully understnad all the condition and requirement and give 100% commitment to the project or else don't attemp it because it will come back and hurt the organization for failing.
22 May 2011 19:56
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22 May 2011, 20:21
Good point here my friend…......... KM is a long term investment for that reason commitement and belief in it is essential…......... It is not worthy to start a project that will benefit you in at least 1 year (the time probably depends on the company’s size) and at the middle of that period abandon it…..It will be turn back as boomerang ….............
However it is important that you measure non-financial benefits as well because KM has a lot of them…........ :)
22 May 2011, 22:25
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