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© 1998 KEE, Inc.© 1998 KEE, Inc.

Knowledge Era Knowledge Era Enterprising Enterprising The House of Knowledge ...The House of Knowledge ...

Dr. Charles M. SavageElisabeth H. Sundrum

Knowledge Era Enterprises, Inc.

It is the “unknown,” …….!

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Knowledge, A Map Please?Knowledge, A Map Please?

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Knowledge ManagementKnowledge Management

Where do we place

“Knowledge Management?”

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““Knowledge Management:” A Tiny Knowledge Management:” A Tiny PartPart

Knowledge Management ?

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““Knowledge:” The Three Knowledge:” The Three ElementsElements

The Knower (s)

The Process (es) of Knowing

The Known (s)

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““Knowledge:” The DialogueKnowledge:” The Dialogue

The Knower (s)

The Process (es) of Knowing

The Known (s)Tacit and Explicit

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The House of KnowledgeThe House of Knowledge

Knowledge Management

The Knower (s)

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The House of Knowledge The House of Knowledge (2)(2)

Knowledge Management

The Knower (s)

Process (es) of Knowing

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The House of Knowledge The House of Knowledge (3)(3)

Knowledge Management

The Knower (s)

Process (es) of Knowing

The Known (s) and the Unknown (s)

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Focusing on the UnknownFocusing on the Unknown

The Knower (s)

The Process (es) of Knowing

The Known (s) The Unknown (s)

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The UnknownsThe Unknowns

The Knower (s)

The Process (es) of Knowing

The Known (s) Unknown (s)

Unknown

Process(es)

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More UnknownsMore Unknowns

The Knower (s)

The Process (es) of Knowing

The Known (s) Unknown (s)

Unknown

Process(es)

Unknown Knowers(s)

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The House of Knowledge … An The House of Knowledge … An OverviewOverview

Innovation

The Knower (s):

Process (es) of Knowing:

The Known (s) and the Unknown (s):

Knowledge Management

Routine Non-routine

Explicit Tacit

Culture, Values

Emotions

Context

Unknown

Patterns

Technology

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The House of Knowledge … Key The House of Knowledge … Key ElementsElements

Dialogue withCustomers

The Knower (s):

Process (es) of Knowing:

The Known (s) and the Unknown (s):

Knowledge Management

Routine Non-routine

Explicit Tacit

KnowledgeEconomy

KnowledgeAssets

Aspirations

IntellectualCapital

Cybercommerce

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The Knower (s)The Knower (s)

Set context & find meaning Break out of “conceptual confinement” Establish models, metaphors and mindsets Build on values, emotions, aspirations and

visions Work multiple “communities of practice” Discover the unknown

Use ambiguity, dialogue & hard work

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The Processes (es) of The Processes (es) of KnowingKnowing

Manage, organize and make available existing knowledge

Tap into tacit knowledge (internally & externally, i.e, scientific world)

Discover unknown knowledge, i.e. scientific knowledge and customer aspirations

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The Known (s)The Known (s)

Explicit and organized knowledgeTacit knowledgeBits and pieces of knowledge, which

when combined, reveal new horizons of opportunities

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The Unknown (s)The Unknown (s)

The quest for the unknown is driven by our understanding of the “vague” possibilities in the future

The “unknown” reveals itself as we bring our values and enhanced mental models to put together bits and pieces of seemingly unrelated data in an actionable manner

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Transactions

Product Solutions

Business SolutionsMass Customization

PartneringDynamic Teaming,

Virtual Enterprising &Knowledge Networking

StructuralCapital

Community ofCapabilities &

Aspirations

Human CapitalIndividual Capabilities & Aspirations

Customer/SupplierCapital

Virtual Community ofCapabilities & Aspirations

Knowledge Era Knowledge Era Enterprising ...Enterprising ...

Thanks to Hubert Saint-Onge and Leif Edvinson