Knowledge Management

Knowledge Management by Shelda Debowski offers a systematic exploration of how organizations capture, organize, and leverage knowledge as a strategic asset. Originally published in 2005, this work addresses the frameworks and practices that enable institutions to transform information into actionable intelligence across departments and operational levels.

Debowski examines the relationship between people, processes, and technology in knowledge systems. The book balances theoretical foundations with practical applications, making it relevant for managers, organizational development professionals, and educators seeking to understand how knowledge flows within institutional structures. Rather than treating knowledge management as purely technical, the author emphasizes the human and cultural dimensions that determine whether systems succeed or fail.

This reference provides structured guidance on implementing knowledge management initiatives, identifying key challenges, and measuring outcomes. It remains a foundational text for those building or improving organizational learning capabilities.

• Comprehensive framework for knowledge capture and transfer
• Addresses organizational culture and change management
• Practical strategies for implementation across sectors
• Focus on sustainable knowledge systems
• Suitable for managers, trainers, and organizational consultants

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