Posted by Josie Lodge on March 11, 1998 at 14:20:43:

In Reply to: Role of the Chief Knowledge Officer posted by Bob Guns on March 07, 1998 at 15:40:13:

hello Bob,

I read your question and the several answers. I really agree with your view on management. Most organisations view knowledge from a subsystem perspective whereas they should see it from an aspectsystem perspective. Knowledge competencies are the ability of an organisation to assimilate, diffuse, generate and exploit explicit knowledge, but also the ability to unearth tacit knowledge by creating conditions and an atmosphere towards that goal. To me knowledge only serves to enable management and employees to generate new knowledge wherever and whenever needed. i like to hear your opinion. bye

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