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The World Brain
Created by Wells, it representes “a universal organisation and clarification of knowledge and ideas” (Wells 1938, xvi). The WB is selected, well organised, kept up to date and created value. -
Knowlege Worker
Drucker was the first one to use this term. -
ARPANET
The ARPANET is launched and it allowed the scientific community to communicate and exchange date with each other more easily. -
ARPANET
The ARPANET was launched and it let the scientific community to communicate and exchange date with each other more easily. -
Knowlege engineering
McGraw and Harrison-Briggs saw knowledge engineering as a process that involves gathering information, domain familiarization and analysis and design efforts. -
Learning Organization
Senge focused on this concept and used it as an organization that can learn from pat experiences stored in corporate memory systems. -
KM boom
Book as well as conferences and consortia about knowledge management were being developed and the field picket momentum -
Transference
The node were transferred to the Internet and World Wide Web. -
Chapparal Steel
Dorothy Barton-Leonard documented this case and rule it as a knowledge management success story -
Process of knowlege
Nonaka and Takeuchi studied how was knowledge produce, used and diffused inside organizations. They also studied knowledge's part in innovation. -
Knowledge Management needs
Carla O’Dell conduced a cross industry benchmarking study focused on knowledge managements needs. Such as: transfer of knowledge, costumer focused knowledge and as a business strategy, personal responsibility, intellectual asset and innovation and knowledge creation. -
24th World Congress on Intellectual Capital Management
KM gurus united to pick up the KM torch. Here it was also discussed that knowledge management should be an academic discipline, providing a more formalized training for future practitioners.