By Developing a Knowledge Management System, Managers Want to Provide

question 24

Multiple Choice

By developing a knowledge management system, managers want to provide employees more with information on "who to go to" to solve a specific problem rather than describing the steps to solve a problem. They want to do this because most of their problems are too complex to rely on standard procedures. This information indicates that the organization is planning to implement a ________ approach to knowledge management.

• A) systems thinking
• B) codification
• C) personalization
• D) learning organization

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Definitions:

Nature

The inherent qualities or characteristics an individual possesses, often contrasted with nurture, which refers to the influence of the environment and learning.

Nurture

The process of caring for and encouraging the growth or development of someone or something, often contrasted with innate or genetic factors.

Negative Correlation

A relationship between two variables where one variable increases as the other decreases, or vice versa.

Food Intake

The consumption of nutrition and calories through eating and drinking; an essential aspect of maintaining energy and health.