The classic one-line definition of Knowledge Management was offered up by Tom Davenport early on (Davenport, 1994): “Knowledge Management is the process of capturing, distributing, and effectively ...

Knowledge is power in the business world. It is the driving force behind innovation, growth and success. But knowledge is not something that can easily be bought or replaced—it must be carefully ...

The new IAEA publication Knowledge Management and its Implementation in Nuclear Organizations provides concrete guidance on how to strengthen the nuclear knowledge management process in Member States.

Business leaders intent on fostering innovative cultures must differentiate between knowledge management and knowledge assembly. One involves systems, data, and collaboration; the other, insights, ...

As today’s marketplace becomes increasingly complex and competitive, businesses are continually seeking strategies to maintain a competitive edge. One such strategy is the adoption of knowledge ...

Today's C-suite priorities are multiple and often conflicting. When Deloitte researchers asked more than 1,300 executives to choose what they're focusing on among 10 core business priorities in June ...