Posted by H Rubijanto on August 03, 2003 at 02:39:06:

In Reply to: Human capital and KM posted by Nizar Mansour on August 02, 2003 at 06:43:26:

The value of ‘Company’s Knowledge’ is often described as "Intellectual Capital"; it is generally regarded as the difference between ‘Company organization's book price’ (how accountants value the organization) and ‘its market value’ (how the market values the organization). This idea could bring about the executives to increase their market value by employing higher educated and more experienced staffs, besides applying newer information technology, implementing KMIS and infrastructure equipments. Company should aware that knowledge management can facilitate development of structuring the data and information, processing capacity of information technologies and continuously improving and leveraging knowledge of the innovative capacity of human beings. It requires initiatives toward the interactive of participants to produce the dimension of knowledge sharing to ensure the abilities of controlling the business of information product service. In this concept intellectual leadership will lead to an unprecedented breakthroughs in organizational performance, business and social value.

• KMIS (Knowledge Management Information System)

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