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knowledge, KM and intellectual capital


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Posted by Don Mezei on October 01, 2003 at 13:10:30:

KM tranforms intellect into intellectual capital (and vice versa) in exactly the same way that Knowledge tranforms tacit knowledge into explicit knowledge (and vice versa).

so:

intellect <> KM <> intellectual capital
(groups)

tacit knowledge <> K <> explicit knowledge (individuals)

So SAT scores - or intellect - are tranformed into university degrees - or intellectual capital. In exactly the same way, ideas - or tacit knowledge - are transformed into language - or explicit knowledge.

The only difference is whether we're dealing with individuals or groups.

Don Mezei
km professor.com



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