Upon it's arrival to India, the local think-tank there began to break down the data transferred from the American group. Soon after, Japan would receive their data from the American community, and taking into account India's re-creations, began to innovate the knowledge to fit the needs of their communities. Globalizing the Local Knowledge begins by understanding where is the market for such an innovation. Once that has been established, there is the need for packaging and distribution of knowledge. Packaging exists in the explicit, tangible, information that is needed to replicate the technology.
Distribution is simply the mode of transfer.
Via email, Compact Disc or Video. Then lastly, and most important is the Re-Creation. Re-Creation is not to be an exact replica of the technology. Instead, it is a synthesis and evaluation of the data, that is then altered to meet the requirements of the local communities. The KM Management System exists to create organizations that enable Knowledge Creation as a form of Capital or resource.