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Dear Members I am searching for a document or resource like thesarues for classification of KM subjects and subcategories. I will appreciate if i receive your guidance.
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=== Summary === ==== Detailed Description ==== [the meat of the topic – clearly, crisply communicated summary of the topic. Where relevant, a brief story – no more than 1-2 paragraphs - of how this topic has been turned into practice, ideally from the KM4Dev archives? If the example is long, separate into a separate subsection] ==== Examples in Application ==== [One or a few practical examples and references that illustrate the topic or show how it is done in practice] ==== Recommended Resources ==== * [http://www.bitkom.org/de/publikationen/54938_61676.aspx Classification of KM processes], i.e. instruments, tools, methods, procedures, with over 225 processes. The document has been prepared by Josef Hofer-Alfeis, with the help of members of the KM working group in the German association for IT, communication and media industries BITKOM. The processes are arranged in three main process groups according to the responsibilities of knowledge workers, management or KM support organization. * Article [http://dgroups.org/file2.axd/2cf9b847-cc9e-4f04-8a4e-265b74f22675/KMReadingBinney.pdf The knowledge management spectrum - understanding the KM landscape] by Derek Binney. * Holsapple, C. W.; Joshi, K. D.: [http://www.uky.edu/BusinessEconomics/dssakba/kikm.htm A Formal Knowledge Management Ontology]. Univ. Kentucky, College of Business and Economics, Kentucky Initiative for Knowledge Management, Research Paper No. 171, 2003. - Republished as: A Knowledge Management Ontology. in: Holsapple, C. W. (Ed.): Handbook on Knowledge Management. Volume 1: Knowledge Matters. Heidelberg: Springer-Verlag (International Handbook of Information Systems Series), 2002: 89-124. * [http://d2.wa-research.ch/file2.axd/3a1da9bf-fbb2-4218-9a62-6116b1ff5992/KM%20CM_en.pdf Jaeger KM I&C: Knowedge Management Concept Map V1.1]
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