The 10 Processes of using Knowledge Models

The 10 Processes of using Knowledge Models Max Völkel, 2009 This cover slide is black, because slideshare users are more likely to click on dark backgrounds. See slideshare blog.

1) Create knowledge ,[object Object],1) create knowledge

2) Codify ,[object Object],1) create knowledge 2) codify knowledge model

3) Augment ,[object Object],[object Object],1) create knowledge 3) augment (content, structure, and formality) 2) codify knowledge model

4) Export ,[object Object],1) create knowledge 3) augment (content, structure, and formality) 2) codify 4) export knowledge model

5) Share ,[object Object],[object Object],1) create knowledge 3) augment (content, structure, and formality) 2) codify 4) export, 5) share knowledge model

6) Receive ,[object Object],[object Object],1) create knowledge 3) augment (content, structure, and formality) 2) codify 4) export, 5) share 6) receive knowledge model

7) Import ,[object Object],1) create knowledge 3) augment (content, structure, and formality) 2) codify 4) export, 5) share 6) receive 7) import knowledge model

8) Retrieve ,[object Object],[object Object],1) create knowledge 3) augment (content, structure, and formality) 2) codify 8) retrieve 4) export, 5) share 6) receive 7) import knowledge model

9) Use ,[object Object],[object Object],1) create knowledge 3) augment (content, structure, and formality) 2) codify 8) retrieve 9) use 4) export, 5) share 6) receive 7) import knowledge model

10) Reflect ,[object Object],[object Object],1) create knowledge 3) augment (content, structure, and formality) 2) codify 8) retrieve 9) use 4) export, 5) share 6) receive 7) import knowledge model 10) reflect

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