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Measuring & Valuing Knowledge: The Role of the Knowledge Audit

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Overview This paper provides insight and guidelines concerning the pivotal role of the knowledge audit in knowledge valuation. It seeks to demonstrate that the knowledge audit is an essential early step in measuring corporate or organisational knowledge-value, while outlining the main knowledge-values that the knowledge audit itself measures and assesses. In addition, it is contended that the failure of most, if not all, unsuccessful KM initiatives and programmes can justifiably be largely attributed to the exclusion of the knowledge audit. A very brief overview of the principles, methodologies and processes of a comprehensive knowledge audit is given.

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Publisher	Information Technology Toolbox	File Format	HTML & PDF
Date Published	July 2002	Downloads	65
Format	White Papers
Topics	Knowledge Management

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