Is knowledge management dead?

August, 1999

A recent survey indicates that knowledge management is one of the least valued of 25 tools and techniques used by senior executives. But knowledge management is alive and well on the front lines in line-of-business teams and in "knowledge venturing" applications to generate additional revenues from intellectual assets. In these situations, new roles are being designed -- e.g. knowledge analyst, broker, journalist, steward, editor, and coordinator. Includes chart comparing "classic" KM with team-based KM and "knowledge venturing" across eight variables.

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