The Broad Purpose for Establishing Knowledge-Management Programs Is for Organisations

question 28

Multiple Choice

The broad purpose for establishing knowledge-management programs is for organisations to

• A) efficiently and effectively acquire access to tacit knowledge.
• B) provide consistency in good practice that leads to better customer experiences and a competitive advantage.
• C) share the existing knowledge in the organisation.
• D) transfer knowledge from inside to outside the organisation.

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Definitions:

Therapist's Inaction

Situations where a therapist intentionally chooses not to intervene or act, often to allow clients to process experiences autonomously.

Privileged Status

A special advantage, immunity, permission, right, or benefit granted to or enjoyed by an individual, group, or class.

Dominant Group

The group within a society that holds the most power, often setting norms and standards for others.

Minority Voice

Represents the perspectives or opinions of a smaller or less dominant group within a larger population.