Index

Beverly Weed-Schertzer (Edify IT, USA)

Self-Knowledge and Knowledge Management Applications

ISBN: 978-1-80262-330-7, eISBN: 978-1-80262-329-1

Publication date: 17 February 2023

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Weed-Schertzer, B. (2023), "Index", Self-Knowledge and Knowledge Management Applications, Emerald Publishing Limited, Leeds, pp. 127-129. https://doi.org/10.1108/978-1-80262-329-120231007

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Copyright © 2023 Beverly Weed-Schertzer. Published under exclusive licence by Emerald Publishing Limited


INDEX

Artificial intelligence (AI)
, 13–14, 42, 46, 50

Assessments and intake studies
, 119–122

Automation
, 42, 64

Benjamin Bloom’s taxonomy of learning
, 108

Big data
, 48, 97–98

Business
, 119

cultures
, 81, 99–100, 104

environment
, 85

logical knowledge as business asset
, 18–20

management
, 41

processes
, 105

Business, technology, and knowledge process (BTK process)
, 40–41, 44

Business Knowledge and Information Management (BKIM)
, 125

Centralized business models
, 50

Change
, 23

Cloud Based business model
, 50

Cognitive computing
, 42

Cognitive process
, 120–121

Cognitive realization
, 53

Cold profit motives
, 41

Collaboration
, 28

Common knowledge (see also Logical knowledge)
, 4

and knowledge management
, 54–57

technology perspective
, 47–52

tenets in knowledge management
, 57–62

Computer development
, 102–103

Condition, context, and convenience knowledge (three Cs of knowledge)
, 6

Conditional knowledge
, 22

Corporate knowledge
, 44

Critical thinking
, 52, 74

Cross-functional process
, 24

Cross-functional self-knowledge
, 29

Data

environment components
, 40

handling
, 109

and knowledge
, 37–40

science
, 42

stream
, 109–113

Data and Knowledge Management (DKM)
, 125

Differentiator
, 110

Digital knowledge
, 6–7, 45, 109–111

Domain knowledge
, 22

Explicit knowledge
, 58–59, 66–67, 74, 103, 111

Filtering
, 95

Frequently asked questions (FAQ)
, 44

Functional knowledge
, 115

Global knowledge
, 12

Globalization
, 50

Hierarchical knowledge
, 4

Human filtering process
, 83

Illogical knowledge
, 34, 74, 91–92, 103

management process
, 92–94

Individual knowledge
, 22

Information management
, 17

Innate knowledge
, 21–22

Intelligence
, 8

Internal knowledge (see also Self-knowledge)

Intuition
, 22

Intuitive intellect
, 70–71

Inward knowledge
, 77, 80, 83

IT service management theories
, 15–16

Knowledge
, 21–23, 30, 45, 59, 61, 67

asset
, 97, 109

bars
, 8

base
, 36–37

BTK Management
, 40–44

collection
, 50

components
, 23

culture
, 25–33

data and
, 37–40

distribution
, 99

environments
, 76–77

holders
, 14

importance of
, 44

link between knowledge and technology
, 34–37

principles
, 88–89

process
, 7, 29–30

retrieval
, 50

sharing
, 50

systems
, 8, 35, 122

tenets
, 10–18

useless
, 33–34

Knowledge Distribution Principles
, 4–5

Knowledge management
, 2–3, 5, 10–12, 27, 30–31, 33–34, 37, 46–47, 61, 85, 100, 103–104

business culture and knowledge management
, 100–104

challenges
, 97–104

concepts
, 85

data stream
, 109

environment
, 18

link between self-knowledge and
, 94–97

plan
, 83

principles
, 88–89

process
, 12, 29, 119

repositories
, 16

self-knowledge and
, 54, 57, 71, 76

and self-knowledge in daily life
, 86–90

systems
, 44

tenets in
, 57–62

Knowledge transfer
, 63

principles
, 4–5

rules
, 63

Learning
, 3, 46, 52–53

Logical knowledge (see also Self-knowledge (SK))
, 91, 103

as business asset
, 18–20

process
, 30–31, 92–94, 122

Machine learning
, 42, 50

Mobile devices
, 42

Organizational learning
, 1

Passive learning
, 3

Pathway knowledge
, 2

People knowledge
, 24, 109

People-centric operating models
, 51

Perception
, 22

Performance knowledge
, 22

Personal knowledge
, 44

Poor-quality knowledge
, 110

Process maps
, 2

Process models
, 2

Quality
, 99, 102–103

knowledge
, 83

Reverse business strategies
, 49

Self-awareness
, 3, 87, 117–118

Self-knowledge (SK)
, 1–3, 5, 44–45, 52, 54–55, 60, 66, 69–71, 74, 88

and (il)logical knowledge process
, 91–92

assessments and intake studies
, 119–122

and awareness
, 117–119

competencies
, 56

concepts
, 85

data stream
, 109–113

(il)logical knowledge management process
, 92–94

inward knowledge
, 80–83

in knowledge management
, 3, 54–57, 71–76

knowledge management and self-knowledge in daily life
, 86–90

knowledge management challenges
, 97–104

and knowledge management learning objectives
, 124–126

link between self-knowledge and knowledge management
, 94–97

measuring success
, 122–124

people and
, 68–71

planning
, 115–117

principles
, 7–8, 47, 88

purpose
, 2–3

technology perspective
, 47–52

tenets
, 57, 62, 110

theory in knowledge management
, 76–80

utilization of
, 80

Self-observation
, 70

Smart technology
, 35

Social knowledge
, 44

Social media
, 42

Super Intelligence
, 50

Swapping technology
, 37

Tacit knowledge
, 58–60, 66–67, 74, 111

Technology
, 4, 13–14, 39, 98, 102–103

advancement
, 15

automation
, 46

link between knowledge and
, 34–37

management
, 41

perspective
, 47–52

problem
, 50

solution
, 51–52

technology-driven issues
, 43–44

Theory in knowledge management
, 76–80

Theory-based execution strategies
, 105

Traditional knowledge management approaches
, 82

Training knowledge
, 22

Transfer process
, 4

Useless knowledge
, 33–34

Visual absorption
, 52

Wisdom
, 77