Knowledge management systems for business / Arun Kisan Rajgure & Akther Anwar Kaleem.
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- 978-93-80165-01-1
- 23 658.4038 RAJ
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1. Managing of Business in the age of knowledge
2. Managerial systems development in small business
3. Knowledge of information systems: The information system upon information systems
4. The implementation of electronic knowledge management
5. Theoretical foundation for a learning oriented knowledge management system
6. Knowledge management research imperatives governing
7. The importance knowledge acquisition and exploitation
8. Business unit strategy, structure and technical innovativeness on change in management
9.Revolutionizing E-business excellence
10. Achieving strategic advantage and organizational legitimacy
11. Knowledge management implementation
12. The impact of knowledge resources of new venture
13. Knowledge combination and knowledge creation
Knowledge management energizes green initiatives. Knowledge management is one of the hottest topics today in both the industry world and information research world. The biggest enabler of successful knowledge-driven organizations is the establishment of a knowledge-focused culture. Although 65% of organizations that are currently implementing KMcorrelate directly to bottom-line savings, while others are more difficult to quantify. In today's information -driven economy, companies uncover the most opportunities and ultimately derive the most value- from intellectual rather than physical assets.
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