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« We are now entering
a production phase where bits and pieces of knowledge need
to be coordinated. This represents the entire problem »
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« We are part of an economy
which is conscious that knowledge is becoming its pricipal resource.
Economists are discovering as a consequence that learning, individually
or collectively, is becoming the key process for economic growth.
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Jean-Michel Saussois defines lknowledge management in the following way : « The
first generation is the one of data processing, with the powerful
help of computing tools : for example, marketing will use enormous
data bases cocerning consumers to produce the unexpected correlations.
[…] Today's phase is rather the one of organising and sharing
tacit knowledge. The question is to build organisations which
learn in a permanent way, so they become lively production sites
and offer an intermingling exchange of what cannot be codified
and what can. »
Source : « Organiser le partage
du savoir », Sciences Humaines, hors-série nº32,
Paris, mars 2001
See: www.jeunesdocteurs.com/fplr/61/09.html
[in french]
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