There are no links from Knowledge Praxis to this page. A systematic description of the functions often observed in organizational knowledge management implementations can serve as this frame of reference. If we provide consistent labels for the common functions of knowledge management and organize those descriptions into a hierarchical classification scheme, we create an aid to sense-making in the complex set of practices known as knowledge management. We can use this framework for several purposes, including helping potential customers understand how the features of specific knowledge management products can be put to work in their knowledge management efforts. Our first cut at classifying the functions of knowledge management follows.
Every numbered item is a function.
Choose the most specific descriptions. For example, if it is applicable, choose 3.2.1.3. Design relationships among elements instead of the broader function 3.2. Identify and develop shared models and interchange formats for explicit knowledge resources . Send this information to us either as an email message or as a copy of this file that you have modified to embed information about your choices.