Exam 13: Knowledge Management and Decision Making
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The three critical success factors in knowledge-management programs are
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Knowledge of facts is as important as knowledge of people and social processes.
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Knowledge gained from past cases should be difficult to transfer to the current situation.
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Explain two broad approaches taken by organisations to applying knowledge management principles.
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What are the two factors that are important for the successful implementation of the knowledge-management process?
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The membership of a community of practice is defined by task rather than by interest.
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The basic objective of members of a community of practice is to
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Describe four problem-solving and decision-making techniques.Briefly explain the process of case-based reasoning.How does the nominal group technique allow members to think independently? What are the steps in Dewey's reflective thinking process?
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In communities of practice,social structure is more important than participation.
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The main advantage offered by nominal group technique in problem solving is that it enables
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The four useful decision-making and problem-solving techniques in knowledge management are
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A knowledge worker works primarily with technology in the workplace.
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