Benefits Of Knowledge Management System
The benefits of knowledge management system adoption are hard to see while everything is working, and obvious about three weeks after somebody resigns.
What leaves with a person is rarely the documented material. It is the workarounds, the reasons behind decisions made two years ago, the client who must be handled a particular way, and the answer to a question that comes up every few months and gets solved from scratch each time.
In a small team one departure can take years of that with it, and the cost appears slowly. Things take longer. Mistakes repeat. New people learn by asking three colleagues and getting two different answers.
A knowledge system does not prevent departures. It changes what they cost, and the difference compounds every time someone moves on.
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What Is A Knowledge Management System?
A knowledge management system is software used by organisations to help manage resources including knowledge-based documents, frequently asked questions, and other information useful for their employees. It is an integral part of an organisation’s learning and development program. An online knowledge management system is often included as a crucial module in modern Human Resource Management […]
