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Knowledge Management is the integration of information and skills that has the potential to create value for a company by creating an environment that promotes the transfer and access of this knowledge to support informed decision making and continuous improvement.

TANTUS Solutions Group Inc. has worked with a number of clients to gain knowledge from information. The diagram below identifies the methodology TANTUS employs and the data centers that can be collected through this process.

In many cases, knowledge management is simply a matter of collecting and making information accessible to the organization and does not necessarily require more or better systems or applications, but rather a change in the way people work with and think about information.

TANTUS' main Knowledge Management goals are to:

  • Formulate a strategic policy for the benefit of the development      and application of company-wide knowledge;
  • Implement knowledge strategies with the help of all relevant      parties within the organization; and
  • Improve the organization and use of business processes      focused on the creation, development, storage, and use
         of knowledge.

    Based on these goals, the functions that can be identified as the result of knowledge management activities include:

  • The capture and disclosure of knowledge (i.e. experiences,
         best practices) so that all individuals can use these in the
         context of their organizational roles;
  • Ensuring knowledge is made available at the place
         where it is most optimal in the support of decision
         making processes;
  • Ensuring knowledge is made available at the point of time      necessary to support business processes; and
  • To ensure that new knowledge is distributed to those
         required to perform business processes on the basis of this
         knowledge (distribution of lessons learned to the
         right people).
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    "The productivity of knowledge and knowledge workers will not be the only competitive factor in the world economy. It is, however, likely to become the decisive factor, at least for most industries in the developed countries."
    - Peter Drucker 1997
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