Knowledge Management Is an Effort to Randomly Collect Organizational Knowledge

question 30

True/False

Knowledge management is an effort to randomly collect organizational knowledge and make it accessible to others.

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Definitions:

Knowledge Valuation

The process of assessing the value of knowledge assets within an organization, often to support decision-making or investment in knowledge management.

Organizational Incentives

Motivators provided by an organization to encourage desired behaviors, performance, or attitudes among its members.

Clique Network

A social network structure where there are tightly-knit groups of individuals (cliques) that have many connections within the group but few outside it.

Boundary-spanning Network

A social network that extends beyond the internal boundaries of an organization to include external contacts and resources.