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Overview

Contents
Summary

Articles



Market Overview | Part 2 | Part 3

Expert Opinion | Part 2

Communities | Part 2

Profile of Success | Part 2 | Part 3

Traps to Avoid | Part 2

Lifecycle Management

Enterprise Content Management | Part 2

The Human Element

Manufacturing Economies | Part 2

Business Review | Part 2

European Strategic Alliances

Supplier Profiles


Avaya
Convera
The Dialog Corporation
Objective Corporation
Primus Knowledge Solutions

Contact Points


Contact Points

Dr Karin Breu of Cranfield School of Management describes the characteristics that mark out high achievers in knowledge management.

Line of best fit - Part 3 | Part 1| Part 2

First, a difference was noted in terms of best practice in high-performing and average-performing organisations. The mean best practice scores for high-performing organisations were significantly higher than those for the average-performing organisation, especially for ‘matching people, skills, and tasks’, ‘enabling new ways of doing business’, ‘delivering products/services faster’, and ‘increasing process efficiency’.

The data also revealed that high-performing organisations were more likely to recognise the strategic importance of knowledge exploitation. High-performing organisations stated that:

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