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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.
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Drucker was the first one to use this term.
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The ARPANET is launched and it allowed the scientific community to communicate and exchange date with each other more easily.
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The ARPANET was launched and it let the scientific community to communicate and exchange date with each other more easily.
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McGraw and Harrison-Briggs saw knowledge engineering as a process that involves gathering information, domain familiarization and analysis and design efforts.
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Senge focused on this concept and used it as an organization that can learn from pat experiences stored in corporate memory systems.
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Book as well as conferences and consortia about knowledge management were being developed and the field picket momentum
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The node were transferred to the Internet and World Wide Web.
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Dorothy Barton-Leonard documented this case and rule it as a knowledge management success story
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Nonaka and Takeuchi studied how was knowledge produce, used and diffused inside organizations. They also studied knowledge's part in innovation.
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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.
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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.