The notion of knowledge management is often confused with the notion of knowledge and information control and its reliance on ICT system solutions. Managing knowledge is not controlling it. The success of KM ultimately depends on developing, propagating and sustaining the independence, autonomy and self-control of all organisational members, described by Peter Drucker as the Knowledge Worker (2000), with the support of all ICTs tools and solutions...
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The notion of knowledge management is often confused with the notion of knowledge and information control and its reliance on ICT system solutions. Managing knowledge is not controlling it. The success of KM ultimately depends on developing, propagating and sustaining the independence, autonomy and self-control of all organisational members, described by Peter Drucker as the Knowledge Worker (2000), with the support of all ICTs tools and solutions...
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