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Why would you implement KM?

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Posted by Larry on June 13, 2001 at 11:24:34:
This is kind of a continuation of Jerome Peloquin's thread below. I am in agreement that profit, bottom line, return on investment, etc is THE big factor of KM implementation. I mean, how else are you going to sell it to upper management?
On the same note, how can you "data mine" without some target whether it's customer loyalty / satisfaction, increasing sales / productivity, educational usage, etc. All of these translate into increased profits or increased personal knowledge to earn more money.
Unless I'm missing some KM "sect" that blindly gathers knowledge just to have and horde it.

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Re: Why would you implement KM? Jerome Peloquin 14:13:09 06/14/01 (8)

Re: Why would you implement KM? Mezei 11:03:28 06/15/01 (0)

Re: Why would you implement KM? Jeffery Bridges 22:16:11 06/14/01 (6)

Any color you like ... Martyn R Jones 04:35:30 06/18/01 (0)

Re: Why would you implement KM? Jerome Peloquin 01:18:14 06/18/01 (3)

Re: Why would you implement KM? Reilly Atkinson 14:23:30 06/19/01 (2)

Re: Why would you implement KM? David L. Joseph 15:32:18 06/22/01 (1)

Re: Why would you implement KM? Reilly Atkinson 18:33:08 06/23/01 (0)

Re: Why would you implement KM? Jerome Peloquin 23:45:36 06/14/01 (0)

km = profit = money = trust, faith and belief = km Daan de Koning 17:59:54 06/13/01 (0)

Re: Why would you implement KM? Denham 12:27:45 06/13/01 (3)

OK I see your point somewhat... Larry 14:43:51 06/13/01 (2)

Re: OK I see your point somewhat... Martyn R Jones 05:02:59 06/16/01 (1)

Re: OK I see your point somewhat... Reilly Atkinson 14:26:43 06/19/01 (0)

Re: Why would you implement KM? Hossein 12:18:33 06/13/01 (0)

Re: Why would you implement KM? Chris 11:32:15 06/13/01 (0)

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