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Why has knowledge management gone dead?


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Posted by Riva Gianluca on November 30, 2001 at 13:27:03:

Hi everybody. I've been studying KM for several months, since it's the topics of my theses here in my foggy and cold city (Milano). I've discovered (By ABI/INFORM searching) the topics is going to die without any effective result. The articles are going down, the results are disappointing. I've also been studying the phenomenon of managerial fads (BPR, TQM, Where are they now?). I think knowledge management came through two vital errors:
1)Two much emphasis on technology, falling in what's called technological determinism. Technology is not the only variable in action in our society, Knowledge is a matter of interaction between people and a work context. Knowledge is a process and not an object. It can't be codified. All what you get with codification is information, which is meaningless unless is interpreted by some human beings.
2)Lack of knowlege about knowledge itself (quite paradoxical and funny).
So, knowledge management gonna die for an issue of ignorance.
ISN'T IT FUNNY?
BYE FOR NOW


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