Knowledge Management Tools and Techniques for Public and Private Sector Organizations
Keywords:
Knowledge Management, KM, KM Solutions,Abstract
Knowledge Management (KM) is crucial now in all fields including government, academic, research organizations and industry. As such, tools and techniques meant for KM have also become crucial and the tools and techniques dominate the fields such as Agriculture, Biosciences, Politics and even War. The paper examines the components that go in to KM systems and processes, and the benefits of KM solutions. Concludes that KM has become essential and crucial for human society, and Information Science and Informatics together have to play an important role in developing appropriate tools for KM.Keywords: Bibliometric Analysis; IASLIC Bulletin.
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