Maintain an open-door culture
Posted: Tue Feb 11, 2025 6:23 am
Support the application of new knowledge and the creation of a shared vision.
As for the second area, the systematization of knowledge management, it proposes that through the use of ICTs, the exchange of ideas, notification of meetings both formal and informal, the transmission of knowledge both acquired and generated, the creation of a unique repository of content, etc., be promoted, among other factors; all through a single computer interface for australia phone number data access to organizational knowledge. The use of innovation derived from social networks in the area of the distribution of ideas can result in personal recognition through contributions to the classified database of organizational knowledge.
The incorporation of a Knowledge Management System into an organization has three types of implementation:
The use of commercial software offered by a technology solutions provider for knowledge management. The disadvantage is that they often require knowledge management processes to be coupled with the operation of a computer system and can be invasive to the organizational culture.
The second way to approach systematization is through tools based on free software. The use of these instruments results in a set of low-cost technological solutions, but possibly without all the desired functionality or requiring a large number of adjustments to adapt to the needs of the organization.
As for the second area, the systematization of knowledge management, it proposes that through the use of ICTs, the exchange of ideas, notification of meetings both formal and informal, the transmission of knowledge both acquired and generated, the creation of a unique repository of content, etc., be promoted, among other factors; all through a single computer interface for australia phone number data access to organizational knowledge. The use of innovation derived from social networks in the area of the distribution of ideas can result in personal recognition through contributions to the classified database of organizational knowledge.
The incorporation of a Knowledge Management System into an organization has three types of implementation:
The use of commercial software offered by a technology solutions provider for knowledge management. The disadvantage is that they often require knowledge management processes to be coupled with the operation of a computer system and can be invasive to the organizational culture.
The second way to approach systematization is through tools based on free software. The use of these instruments results in a set of low-cost technological solutions, but possibly without all the desired functionality or requiring a large number of adjustments to adapt to the needs of the organization.