Make Knowledge Your Biggest Strength
Knowledge Management
Knowledge Management
Streamlining the Flow of Knowledge
The Need for Knowledge Management
Every organization is endowed with a diverse repertoire of knowledge that resides in its systems, processes and human resources. However, knowledge management i.e. identifying tacit knowledge and making it available to all relevant audiences is challenging.
With GA Soft Tech’s Knowledge Management framework, an organization is equipped with the right tools for capturing and protecting tacit knowledge and dispensing it to the right targets. Our systematic approach to knowledge management ensures that the flow of information across an organization is appropriate and streamlined.
Forms of Knowledge in an Organization
Conceptual Knowledge
Incorporates perspectives, concepts, and systems.
Expectational Knowledge
Includes hypothesis, judgments, and expectations.
Factual Knowledge
Incorporates data and measurements that are verifiable & observable.
Methodological Knowledge
Involves reasoning, strategies, and decision-making processes.
Knowledge Management with GA Soft Tech
Identification
Our knowledge management tools help in locating tacit knowledge resources and pools within the organization.
Channelize
We deploy our knowledge management strategies to channelize knowledge to the relevant audiences at the right time.
Competent
We facilitate the harnessing of knowledge from highly skilled resources such as subject matter and domain experts.
Preservation
Our Knowledge Management suite enables knowledge preservation and loss prevention in the event of the exit of any employee.
Dynamic
We ensure that knowledge sharing and learning is maintained as a continuous process to boost the overall progress of the organization.
Classification
An organization can identify knowledge gaps across various functions and channelize unanswered queries and issues to experts.
Benefits of Knowledge Management
Implementation of Knowledge Management
Identification of tacit knowledge across various functions of an organization, which is called Information Mapping is the first step of Knowledge Management. This is followed by knowledge categorization subsequent to which Information Storing is implemented. This involves the identification of data stored digitally in data warehouses, databases and information centers. The final stage is Information Retrieval wherein information retrieval systems are leveraged to store and retrieve relevant information.