What Is Capturing Knowledge
1. the Process of Eliciting Knowledge (Either Explicit or Tacit) That Resides Within People, Artifacts, or Organizational Entities and Representing It in an...
1. The process of eliciting knowledge (either explicit or tacit) that resides within people, artifacts, or organizational entities and representing it in an electronic form such as a knowledge-based system, for later re-use or retrieval.
What is captured knowledge?
Knowledge capture is the process by which knowledge is converted from tacit to explicit form (residing within people, artifacts or organizational entities) and vice versa through the sub-processes of externalization and internalization. … Internalization is the sub-process through which workers acquire tacit knowledge.
How do you capture new knowledge?
- Create a knowledge-sharing culture. …
- Encourage social interaction. …
- Show your process. …
- Use an internal knowledge-sharing system. …
- Capture employee stories.