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Knowledge management has clearly evolved
into two distinct schools or generations
of practice. The first school (first-generation KM)
is largely supply-side in its orientation.
It seeks only to enhance the supply of existing
knowledge to people who need it. Second-generation
KM adds to this a demand-side focus, which seeks
also to enhance the production of new knowledge
in response to the demand for it.



Second-generation KM is therefore more balanced and complete insofar as it addresses the whole life cycle of knowledge production and integration, not just knowledge sharing (a form of integration).


Bron: http://www.macroinnovation.com/nkm.htm

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