Knowledge Management: by Joel.G Manikandan Pavithra Sivakanni
Knowledge Management: by Joel.G Manikandan Pavithra Sivakanni
Knowledge Management: by Joel.G Manikandan Pavithra Sivakanni
MANAGEMENT
By
Joel.G
Manikandan
Pavithra
Sivakanni
Knowledge Definition:
1. Expertise, and skills acquired by
a person through experience or
education; the theoretical or
practical understanding of a
subject .
2. What is known in a particular field
or in total; facts and information;
3. Be absolutely certain or sure
about something.
Knowledge Management
Knowledge management is
• Gain significant returns out of the data and information we produce and the
way in which we produce it.
• Give as much information to the users as the users need to complete their
assignments.
• Train every user in accessing information and guide the users to the
appropriate resource.
Knowledge Management System
Activities
• Knowledge Acquisition
• Knowledge Re-Use
• Knowledge Dissemination
• Knowledge Storage
Knowledge Management System
Components
• People management
– recognition of the skills of people
• Process management
– links into the identification and
deployment of practices may be
associated with business process
reengineering.
• Information management
– The language should be simple and
appropriate making both input and output
easy.
Key Elements Necessary For
Implementing KMS
5.Help him gain wider insight of his job and his area of
expertise
What KMS can do for the Institution
- Analytical mind
- Practical knowledge
Participants
- The Students
- The staffs
- The institute
- The Recruiters
- The Industry experts
KMS model for MBA
- Students can also refer to the staffs profiles and identify the
right person for his work.
Key Activities
- An SMS update
• Sharing of information.
• Reducing redundant work.
• May reduce training time for new
employees
• Retention of Intellectual Property
Future Work
Discover The pattern of students
knowledge based upon his profile and
make an Intelligent system which would
make decisions by itself and giving some
evaluated points to be viewed by all.
CONCLUSION