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Knowledge Management (KM) is practiced through activities that support making sense of information, decision-making, strategy formulation and implementation, learning, creativity, and innovation.
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Knowledge Management is practiced through activities that support better decision-making, strategy-making, creativity, and innovation.
It’s about making better sense of the world, improved decision-making, strategy formulation, implementation, creativity, and innovation. This is something only human beings do. Computers can do none of these things.
You can make sense of things independently by reading, observing, and thinking. But as individuals, our capabilities are limited, and we have many biases and flaws in our thinking.
We must pool our minds and think together to make good sense of the world. We do this through conversation.
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