Wiley Information Systems for Knowledge Management Book

In a rapidly changing business environment, organizations are recognizing the immense value held within both tacit and explicit knowledge. This book by Wiley explores how members contribute their experience and accumulated expertise to firm activities. As information and communications technologies evolve, the volume of data within a company grows, making it harder to manage effectively. This text helps professionals and students understand how to identify which specific areas of knowledge require focus. By learning to manage the vast amount of information created within an organization, you can develop better methods for the identification, preservation, and use of vital intellectual assets. It provides a foundation for understanding how information systems support cognitive science and knowledge management processes to improve organizational outcomes.