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	KM in this paper means the process by which K is created acquired, communicated, shared applied, utilized and managed		KM in this paper means the process by which K is created acquired, communicated, shared applied, utilized and managed
	* Whereas information is seen as organized facts, KM is seen as beliefs, perspectives, expectations,etc		* Whereas information is seen as organized facts, KM is seen as beliefs, perspectives, expectations,etc
	Therefore K is not deterministic or absolute but ~~probablistic~~ of ~~posible cuasal~~ relationships. K adds value to data by adding selectivity and judgment		Therefore K is not deterministic or absolute but probabilistic of possible causal relationships. K adds value to data by adding selectivity and judgment
	* k can exist in array of forms - symbolic, embodies, ~~enbrained~~, ~~encultured~~. This helps us to differentiate between catalog knowledge and ~~conext~~ dependent k requiring skill and competence		* k can exist in array of forms - symbolic, embodies, en-brained, en-cultured. This helps us to differentiate between catalog knowledge and context dependent k requiring skill and competence
	* Encultured k is intrinsically ties to its context, therefore it is situated. For the information to be transmitted it needs to be ~~deconextualized~~ and therefore lose its special character.		* Encultured k is intrinsically ties to its context, therefore it is situated. For the information to be transmitted it needs to be decontextualized and therefore lose its special character.
	*EDvinsson 2000. Internet is merely the enabler. the true asset is the brainpower of the workforce		*EDvinsson 2000. Internet is merely the enabler. the true asset is the brainpower of the workforce
	* Mccampbell 1999 In computer systems the weakest link has always been where machines and humans between the physical and the cognitive		* Mccampbell 1999 In computer systems the weakest link has always been where machines and humans between the physical and the cognitive

	IT systems have been used tom transfer tacit k. HP Connex, Real Time K Systems such as Case-Based Reasoning - ~~gps~~ of individuals input a series of cases which represent k of a particular domain. When a user enters a problem they can select from a series of closest match solutions		IT systems have been used tom transfer tacit k. HP Connex, Real Time K Systems such as Case-Based Reasoning - groups of individuals input a series of cases which represent k of a particular domain. When a user enters a problem they can select from a series of closest match solutions
	* [[Semantic]] and [[Ontology]]		* [[Semantic]] and [[Ontology]]

	!!Case Study		==Case Study==
	*Face-to-~~facr~~ meetings was ranked the highest - social interaction - for KM		*Face-to-face meetings was ranked the highest - social interaction - for KM
	* ~~Grpware~~ and knowledge maps scored least		* Groupware and knowledge maps scored least

	~~!!Uisng~~ IT in Context		==Using IT in Context==
	From interviews		From interviews
	* Formal IT use backed up with informal		* Formal IT use backed up with informal
	* Over reliance on IT may ~~subdie~~ potential for interaction		* Over reliance on IT may subdue potential for interaction
	* Rozzel and ~~gardner~~ 2000- email speeds up ~~commuications~~ but ~~redues~~ interaction		* Rozzel and Gardner 2000- email speeds up communications but reduces interaction
	* must be complemented with the willingness to share and build new Intellectual capital.		* must be complemented with the willingness to share and build new Intellectual capital.

	==IT Technologies for Knowledge Management==		==IT Technologies for Knowledge Management==

	Author Kazi 2001		Author Kazi 2001
	IT and KM important for exploiting emerging technologies		*IT and KM important for exploiting emerging technologies
	Knowledge is fact overtaking assets and labor as key economic resource. Does not have use IT can use Quality Circles, Story telling		*Knowledge is fact overtaking assets and labor as key economic resource. Does not have use IT can use Quality Circles, Story telling
	KM should be understood to mean ~~proceses~~ by ~~whicj~~ knowledge ~~s craeted~~ acquired, communicated		*KM should be understood to mean processes by which knowledge is created acquired, communicated
	Information and organised facts and knowledge as beliefs, ~~perspecytives~~ concepts, judgments expectations		*Information and organised facts and knowledge as beliefs, perspectives concepts, judgments expectations
	It can be ~~sumbolic~~, embodied, embrained encultured, context dependent, learned through socialization, [[Communities of Practice]] ~~knowledge~~ is situated. When it is communicated it is decontextualized and loses its special character		It can be symbolic, embodied, embrained encultured, context dependent, learned through socialization, [[Communities of Practice]] Knowledge is situated. When it is communicated it is decontextualized and loses its special character
	Browning IT 1990 ~~isnt~~ just a business ~~resourceit~~ is the business environment
	Knowledge ~~Managemnent~~ conceptual framework		Browning IT 1990 is not just a business resource - it is the business environment
	Inner Circle - People, Content Process Technology		*Knowledge Management conceptual framework
	Next Circle Culture, ~~commuincationcommitmet~~, trust, Politics, Core Competence		*Inner Circle - People, Content Process Technology
	Outer Circle - PESTAL (~~knowledhe~~ circle, schools of thought, Knowledge types		*Next Circle Culture, communication commitment, trust, Politics, Core Competence
	IT should be seen less in its capacity to store info and more about its ability to aid collaborate, tacit knowledge exchange etc		*Outer Circle - PESTAL (knowledge circle, schools of thought, Knowledge types
			*IT should be seen less in its capacity to store info and more about its ability to aid collaborate, tacit knowledge exchange etc

	Examples		Examples
	* Video Conferencing		* Video Conferencing
	* Email		* Email
	* ~~Cas~~ based Reasoning technologies		* Case-based Reasoning technologies
	* Conference calls		* Conference calls
	* Group ware		* Group ware
	* Neural networks		* Neural networks
	* Data Mining		* Data Mining
	* Semantic ~~engins~~		* Semantic engines
	* Ontology		* Ontology

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 * Over reliance on IT may subdie potential for interaction
 * Rozzel and gardner 2000- email speeds up commuications but redues interaction
-* must be complemented with the willingness to share and build new Intellectual capital
+* must be complemented with the willingness to share and build new Intellectual capital.
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Egbu/Botterill 2002
Case study includes ethnographic interviews
KM means much more than IT it includes QC, Story telling, learned lessons registers etc
KM in this paper means the process by which K is created acquired, communicated, shared applied, utilized and managed
* Whereas information is seen as organized facts, KM is seen as beliefs, perspectives, expectations,etc
Therefore K is not deterministic or absolute but probablistic of posible cuasal relationships. K adds value to data by adding selectivity and judgment
* k can exist in array of forms - symbolic, embodies, enbrained, encultured. This helps us to differentiate between catalog knowledge and conext dependent k requiring skill and competence
* Encultured k is intrinsically ties to its context, therefore it is situated. For the information to be transmitted it needs to be deconextualized and therefore lose its special character.
*EDvinsson 2000. Internet is merely the enabler. the true asset is the brainpower of the workforce
* Mccampbell 1999 In computer systems the weakest link has always been where machines and humans between the physical and the cognitive

IT systems have been used tom transfer tacit k. HP Connex, Real Time K Systems such as Case-Based Reasoning - gps of individuals input a series of cases which represent k of a particular domain. When a user enters a problem they can select from a series of closest match solutions
* [[Semantic]] and [[Ontology]]

!!Case Study
*Face-to-facr meetings was ranked the highest - social interaction - for KM
* Grpware and knowledge maps scored least

!!Uisng IT in Context
From interviews
* Formal IT use backed up with informal
* Over reliance on IT may subdie potential for interaction
* Rozzel and gardner 2000- email speeds up commuications but redues interaction
* must be complemented with the willingness to share and build new Intellectual capital

[[Category:Knowlwedge]]

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	KM means much more than IT it includes QC, Story telling, learned lessons registers etc		KM means much more than IT it includes QC, Story telling, learned lessons registers etc
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	* k can exist in array of forms - symbolic, embodies, en-brained, en-cultured. This helps us to differentiate between catalog knowledge and context dependent k requiring skill and competence		* k can exist in array of forms - symbolic, embodies, en-brained, en-cultured. This helps us to differentiate between catalog knowledge and context dependent k requiring skill and competence
	* Encultured k is intrinsically ties to its context, therefore it is situated. For the information to be transmitted it needs to be decontextualized and therefore lose its special character.		* Encultured k is intrinsically ties to its context, therefore it is situated. For the information to be transmitted it needs to be decontextualized and therefore lose its special character.
	*~~EDvinsson~~ 2000. Internet is merely the enabler. ~~the~~ true asset is the brainpower of the workforce		* Edvinsson 2000. Internet is merely the enabler. The true asset is the brainpower of the workforce
	* ~~Mccampbell~~ 1999 In computer systems the weakest link has always been where machines and humans between the physical and the cognitive		* McCampbell 1999 In computer systems the weakest link has always been where machines and humans between the physical and the cognitive

	IT systems have been used ~~tom~~ transfer tacit k. HP Connex, Real Time K Systems such as Case-Based Reasoning - groups of individuals input a series of cases which represent k of a particular domain. When a user enters a problem they can select from a series of closest match solutions		IT systems have been used to transfer tacit k. HP Connex, Real Time K Systems such as Case-Based Reasoning (definition: Case-based reasoning (CBR), broadly construed, is the process of solving new problems based on the solutions of similar past problems. An auto mechanic who fixes an engine by recalling another car that exhibited similar symptoms is using case-based reasoning)- groups of individuals input a series of cases which represent k of a particular domain. When a user enters a problem they can select from a series of closest match solutions
	* [[Semantic]] and [[Ontology]]		* [[Semantic]] and [[Ontology]]

	==Case Study==		==Case Study==
	*Face-to-face meetings was ranked the highest - social interaction - for KM		* Face-to-face meetings was ranked the highest - social interaction - for KM
	* Groupware and knowledge maps scored least		* Groupware and knowledge maps scored least

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	* Over reliance on IT may subdue potential for interaction		* Over reliance on IT may subdue potential for interaction
	* Rozzel and Gardner 2000- email speeds up communications but reduces interaction		* Rozzel and Gardner 2000- email speeds up communications but reduces interaction
	* ~~must~~ be complemented with the willingness to share and build new Intellectual capital.		* Must be complemented with the willingness to share and build new Intellectual capital.

	==IT Technologies for Knowledge Management==		==IT Technologies for Knowledge Management==

	Author Kazi 2001		Author Kazi 2001
	*IT and KM important for exploiting emerging technologies		* IT and KM important for exploiting emerging technologies
	*Knowledge is fact overtaking assets and labor as key economic resource. Does not have use IT can use Quality Circles, Story telling		* Knowledge is fact overtaking assets and labor as key economic resource. Does not have use IT can use Quality Circles, Story telling
	*KM should be understood to mean processes by which knowledge is created acquired, communicated		* KM should be understood to mean processes by which knowledge is created acquired, communicated
	*Information and organised facts and knowledge as beliefs, perspectives concepts, judgments expectations		* Information and organised facts and knowledge as beliefs, perspectives concepts, judgments expectations
	It can be symbolic, embodied, embrained encultured, context dependent, learned through socialization, [[Communities of Practice]] Knowledge is situated. When it is communicated it is decontextualized and loses its special character		* It can be symbolic, embodied, embrained encultured, context dependent, learned through socialization, [[Communities of Practice]]
			*Knowledge is situated. When it is communicated it is decontextualized and loses its special character

	Browning IT 1990 is not just a business resource - it is the business environment		Browning IT 1990 is not just a business resource - it is the business environment
	*Knowledge Management conceptual framework		* Knowledge Management conceptual framework
	*Inner Circle - People, Content Process Technology		* Inner Circle - People, Content Process Technology
	*Next Circle Culture, communication commitment, trust, Politics, Core Competence		* Next Circle Culture, communication commitment, trust, Politics, Core Competence
	*Outer Circle - PESTAL (knowledge circle, schools of thought, Knowledge types		* Outer Circle - PESTAL (knowledge circle, schools of thought, Knowledge types
	*IT should be seen less in its capacity to store info and more about its ability to aid collaborate, tacit knowledge exchange etc		* IT should be seen less in its capacity to store info and more about its ability to aid collaborate, tacit knowledge exchange etc

	Examples		Examples
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	Case Study compares uses with effectiveness of the above		Case Study compares uses with effectiveness of the above
			<references>
	[[Category:Knowledge]]		[[Category:Knowledge]]