The strategy includes rules, procedures, and cultural aspects that help put the knowledge management strategy into action. Knowledge management is a framework and management mind-set that includes building on experience and creating new avenues for exchanging knowledge. The strategy includes technological infrastructure and human aspects. Barriers are objects, ideas, practices, structures, systems, etc. Sometimes physical barriers are necessary for physical safety.
Security barriers are important for an organization to protect assets.
Barriers are not good when they discourage, sharing and other forms of positive business activity. Cataloging is the systematic organization of information, data, or materials so that they can retrieved when the requester needs them. Cataloging follows rules and practices to enable users to understand the system. Putting words in alphabetical order in a dictionary or index is one example of cataloging. Alphabetical order has rules so that the lexicographer and the end user can find words.