Enterprise Knowledge Management -- Theory and Practice

Author: Wang Daichao
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Publish Date: 2006-01-01
Features: Through years of applying the concept of knowledge management to the construction of enterprise information systems, we believe that knowledge management is a highly practical discipline. Its management philosophy serves as the key to effective enterprise knowledge management, while the practice of enterprise knowledge management acts as the touchstone for testing knowledge management theory. Based on this philosophy, we have summarized our years of knowledge management practice, refined the essence, selected representative views from the knowledge management theoretical system, and formed the theoretical highlights of knowledge management in this book. We have proposed views and ideas on knowledge and knowledge management, and in combination with practical work, put forward a methodology for the construction of knowledge management systems. On this basis, we have outlined a blueprint for how knowledge management systems can enhance corporate core competencies. The book is divided into 6 chapters, with a basic approach that delves deeply into the theoretical connotations of enterprise knowledge management, starting from the technology of enterprise knowledge management, and thoroughly analyzes how to build an enterprise's knowledge management system and how to leverage it to enhance the core competencies of the enterprise. This book is a practical and comprehensive reference on knowledge management. As a stepping stone, the publication of this book will contribute to the in-depth development of knowledge management research and holds significant guiding significance for practitioners in the field of knowledge management. It also serves as a valuable reference for management science researchers and educators, and is suitable as a teaching reference for undergraduate and graduate students in management and computer science.