Springer Rethinking Knowledge Management - Knowledge Processes

Explore a new direction in information science with Rethinking Knowledge Management: From Knowledge Objects to Knowledge Processes. This book by Springer readdresses fundamental issues in the field, moving the focus from static objects to dynamic knowledge processes. Edited by McInerney and Day, this volume brings together expert authors from various disciplines to offer fresh perspectives on how knowledge functions in a post-industrial environment. Readers will gain insights into the complex ways knowledge is acquired, generated, shared, and managed within modern organizations. By examining problems related to knowledge handling and learning through multiple lenses, this work serves as an essential resource for those looking to understand the evolution of knowledge management. It provides a deep look at how information flows and how organizations can better navigate the challenges of the modern era.