"You can manage only what you own."
Organizations need to wake up to this fact even before they contemplate about KM. How an organization manages to increase its stake in the unstructured or yet undiscovered knowledge base can be left to their own judgement, but an actual effort towards this should be visible for individuals and communities to start un-buttoning their camouflage.
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I rather felt it could be "You can manage only what you know of"...
The unknown remains relatively untouched !!
Prashant: Thanks for your comments
I ain't defining KM. It's about a different perspective.
Knowledge in a Knowledge economy is the greatest asset. It's a cruel question - "Can the organization document/internalise whatever you know?"
I wouldn't elaborate it further. I guess you would figure it out better this way.
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