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Hospitals & Health Networks

|November 11, 1999

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Organizations possess untapped intelligence within their data and personnel. Effective knowledge management unlocks this hidden information, transforming organizations into smarter, more efficient entities by accessing and utilizing internal data resources.

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Area of Science:

Organizational Behavior
Information Science
Management Science

Background:

Organizations often possess significant untapped intelligence.
Information is frequently siloed in physical files, digital databases, and employee knowledge.
Identifying and leveraging this internal information is a key indicator of organizational excellence.

Purpose of the Study:

To highlight the importance of knowledge management in organizations.
To identify resources that facilitate the retrieval and utilization of internal organizational information.
To guide organizations in accessing and leveraging their trapped wealth of information.

Main Methods:

Review of organizational knowledge management practices.
Identification of resources for accessing internal information.

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Profiling of knowledge management solutions for organizational application.

Main Results:

Organizations are often more intelligent than they realize due to locked-in information.
Accessing and utilizing internal information is a critical but challenging task.
Various knowledge management resources can assist organizations in tapping into their information wealth.

Conclusions:

Effective knowledge management is crucial for organizational intelligence.
Organizations can improve performance by unlocking and utilizing internal data.
Resources exist to help organizations overcome challenges in accessing and using their information assets.