KNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENT: FROM IGNORANCE TO TRUTH OR THE DIKW MODEL EXTENSION
Knowledge management may be treated both narrowly and broadly. The understanding of the nature of knowledge, including its classification, is important for improving knowledge management. There are distinguished 6 forms of knowledge: ignorance, data, information, knowledge, wisdom and truth (an extended and original version of the DIKW model).
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2013
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Authors: | Alexei, Sturza |
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ECONOMY AND SOCIOLOGY: Theoretical and Scientifical Journal. - (Socionet). - 2013, 1, p. 132-139
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Publisher: |
(Socionet) (EDIRIC) (REPEC) Institutul National de Cercetari Economice |
Subject: | Cognition | Data | The dikw model | Falsehood / Falsity | The global economy and society based on knowledge and innovation | Ignorance | Information | Intelligence | Knowledge | Knowledge Management | Metaknowledge | Truth | Wisdom |
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