By itself, without a context or theory or human intention, it is an inert element, both amoral and senseless. Knowledge is the human use of information. Knowledge makes sense of information in a larger system. It is sensible, but it is also amoral. As our century has shown all too well and often, you can bend knowledge to unwise ends.
Wisdom is both sensible and moral.
In the Jewish tradition, wisdom does not arise without both information and knowledge, but knowledge and information do not guarantee wisdom. Furthermore, wisdom is inert without action. Indeed, in the Jewish tradition, acts precede wisdom and belief. The Internet floods our desks every day with information. It helps grow our knowledge.