Topic #0004

Knowledge Management

Abstract

Discipline ensuring that people (and agents) have access to the information they need through systematic organization. There are many *many* sub-disciplines of KM work, but all are focused on ensuring that information is available, findable, relevant, and trustworthy.

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What Is KM? Knowledge Management Explained , Michael E.D. Koenig, Ph.D., KMWorld

Deep-dive primer on Knowledge Management from KMWorld — its origins in management consulting, Davenport's classic definition, and the three-stage evolution from technology-first (best practices) to human factors (communities of practice) to findability (taxonomy and enterprise search).

Created: 2026-05-01 Updated: 2026-05-01
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#0005 Knowledge Graph #0006 Ontology
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