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    The document discusses different types of knowledge management. It defines subjective knowledge as depending on personal views, while objective knowledge is independent of personal views. It also describes the KM life cycle as transforming information to knowledge by capturing, processing, and distributing knowledge in an organization. Finally, it contrasts tacit vs explicit knowledge, and procedural vs declarative knowledge. Tacit knowledge is difficult to articulate while explicit knowledge can be written down. Procedural knowledge is about how to do things, while declarative knowledge is about facts and situations.

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    The document discusses different types of knowledge management. It defines subjective knowledge as depending on personal views, while objective knowledge is independent of personal views. It also describes the KM life cycle as transforming information to knowledge by capturing, processing, and distributing knowledge in an organization. Finally, it contrasts tacit vs explicit knowledge, and procedural vs declarative knowledge. Tacit knowledge is difficult to articulate while explicit knowledge can be written down. Procedural knowledge is about how to do things, while declarative knowledge is about facts and situations.

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    The document discusses different types of knowledge management. It defines subjective knowledge as depending on personal views, while objective knowledge is independent of personal views. It also describes the KM life cycle as transforming information to knowledge by capturing, processing, and distributing knowledge in an organization. Finally, it contrasts tacit vs explicit knowledge, and procedural vs declarative knowledge. Tacit knowledge is difficult to articulate while explicit knowledge can be written down. Procedural knowledge is about how to do things, while declarative knowledge is about facts and situations.

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    309: Knowledge Management

    Assignment-2
    Submitted By -
    Amarnath Babar.
    MBA 2nd Year (Sem III)
    Roll no.:06 (shift 02)

    1) Explain the types of knowledge management? Subjective and objective views of


    knowledge?
    Ans- Knowledge management is the process of creating,sharing, using and managing the
    knowledge and information of an organization. It is basically managing people, process and
    technology.

    Types of knowledge management

    1. subjective
    2. objective
    3. General Vs. Specific knowledge:
    4. Tacit Vs. Explicit knowledge
    5. Procedural Vs. Declarative knowledge

     Subjective: something is subjective when it depends on


    personal preference, interpretation, belief or opinion.
    . For example, “Chocolate ice cream is the most delicious flavour of
    ice cream ever!” This statement is the case because I think it so, and
    not because it is the case independent of my personal opinion.

     Objective: Something is objective when it is independent of an


    individual’s personal preference, interpretation, belief or
    opinion.
    For example, 2×2=4 is the case whether or not one agrees or feels any
    different on the matter.

    2) Discuss KM life cycle and aligning KM?

    Ans- Knowledge management cycle is a process of transforming information into knowledge


    within an organization. It explains how knowledge is captured, processed, and distributed in an
    organization.
    3) A) TACIT VS EXPLICIT
    Explicit knowledge is the most basic form of knowledge and is easy to pass along
    because it’s written down and accessible. When data is processed, organized, structured,
    and interpreted, the result is explicit knowledge. Explicit knowledge is easily articulated,
    recorded, communicated, and most importantly in the world of knowledge management,
    stored.
    Example – data, files, books etc.

    Tacit knowledge is the knowledge that we possess that is garnered from personal
    experience and context. It’s the information that, if asked, would be the most difficult to
    write down, articulate, or present in a tangible form.
    Examples – experience, thinking, commitment, competence, processetc
    b) Procedural Vs. Declarative knowledge: Declarative knowledge will be
    knowledge about realities and things, knowledge that something is the
    situation. Conversely, procedural knowledge will be knowledge about how
    to play out certain intellectual exercises, for example, thinking, dynamic,
    and critical thinking

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