An ordered knowledge management scheme enables organizations to capture and share knowledge across their operations efficiently. BSI is working with acknowledged experts, thought leaders and practitioners to produce guidance on knowledge management, enabling businesses, government and other organizations to make informed assessments and decisions about knowledge management. Read more . . .
This guide examines knowledge management challenges, approaches and benefits with examples of good practice from industry, commerce and academia. It helps organizations of all sizes assess their KM approach and impact, through the use of good practice examples. PAS 2001 is one of the first documents to objectively and non-judgementally reflect all mainstream movements in KM, while also covering many emerging trends.
Key areas for practical implementations of KM are included, based on the authors experience and PricewaterhouseCoopers’ leading international reputation in this field. Managing the risk involved in knowledge management is also covered, highlighting the possible pitfalls, and the policies, standards and guidelines necessary to avoid them.
 PD 7504:2005
Knowledge management in the public sector. A guide to good practice |
PD 7506:2005
Linking knowledge management with other organizational functions and disciplines. A guide to good practice |
|
|
CWA 14924-5:2004
European guide to good practice in knowledge management KM terminology |
CWA 14924-4:2004
European guide to good practice in knowledge management Guidelines for measuring KM |
|
|
