Midterms Flashcards
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A knowledge gained from personal experience and context.
Tacit Knowledge
A term to describe societies that are economically and culturally characterized by a high degree of dependency on their potential to create scientific and technological knowledge.
Knowledge Society
A system of consumption and production that is based on intellectual capital and refers to the ability to capitalize on scientific discoveries and applied research.
Knowledge Economy
What are the three components of intangible assets/ intellectual capital?
Human Capital, Structural Capital, Stakeholder Capital
The systematic management of an organization’s knowledge assets for the purpose of creating value and meeting tactical & strategic requirements.
Knowledge Management
This is the understanding, experience, insight, intuition, and contextualized information.
Knowledge
Who is the author of 99 Paradigm Shift for Survival in the Knowledge Economy?
Serafin Talisayon of CCFLI Philippines
The contextualized, categorized, calculated, and condensed data.
Information
Facts and figures that relay something specific, but not organized in any way.
Data
What are the 3Ps in KM?
People, Processes, Partnerships/Patrons
In 1959 ___ coined the term Knowledge Management
Peter Drucker
KM Model developed by Nonaka and Takeuchi
SECI Model (Socialization, Externalization, Combination, Internalization)
Components of Wiig’s KM Model
Building, Holding, Pooling, Applying knowledge
The cyclical nature of Knowledge Management, consisting of knowledge generation, codification, transfer, and utilization.
Zack’s KM Cycle
This model identifies ten building blocks necessary for effective Knowledge Management
Probst and Raub’s 10 Building Blocks Model
This model categorizes knowledge into four types based on its level of codification and diffusion, namely codified knowledge, personal knowledge, systemic knowledge, and collective knowledge.
Boisot’s I-Space Framework:
The world’s first Chief Knowledge Officer (CKO) hired by Scandia
Leif Edvinsson
Applying knowledge for a purpose and learning from the process and from the outcome
Organizational Learning
An artifact of information
Knowledge Products
The continuous transfer, combination, and conversion of the different types of knowledge.
Knowledge Creation
The ability to store and retrieve knowledge and information
Organizational Memory
The process which knowledge is converted from tacit to explicit form.
Knowledge Capture
A group of professionals informally bound to one another through exposure to a common class of problems, common pursuit of solutions, and thereby themselves embodying a store of knowledge.
Communities of Practice
An organization maintaing a repository of public knoweldge
Memory Institution
