Knowledge Management - Helping Secure the Future
In this age of digital technology and increasing globalisation, business leaders are more and more realising the importance of knowledge and information.
Although intangibles, knowledge and information are genuine assets. Often worth a great deal more than property and real estate. By providing sound intelligence about everything from internal procedures to changing markets and technologies … competitor activity to product innovation … good Knowledge Management (KM) invariably gives organisations a clear head start.
However, in this world of massive information overload, knowledge management is often associated with - and restricted to - managing information on corporate databases. While important, this is only part of the story.