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| − | {{Term|KNOWLEDGE REPOSITORY|Collection of [[knowledge|knowledge]] stored in any type of database or an offshoot that is of interest to the organization and made accessible to a broad population. It refers to a collection of information or knowledge, usually centered on specific issues and accessible through technologies such as intranets and browsers. Knowledge repository aims to maintain databases, for distribution over a network. <ref>[http://www.wikipedia.com Wikipedia] (18 April 2008), TIWANA, AMRIT, KNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENT TOOLKIT, THE; ORCHESTRATING IT, STRATEGY, AND KNOWLEDGE PLATFORMS, 2nd edition, ©2003. Electronically reporduced by permission of Pearson Education, Inc., Upper Saddle River, New Jersey</ref> See also: [[Knowledge Systems]]}} | + | {{Term|KNOWLEDGE REPOSITORY|Collection of [[knowledge|knowledge]] stored in any type of database or an offshoot that is of interest to the organization and made accessible to a broad population. It refers to a collection of information or knowledge, usually centered on specific issues and accessible through technologies such as intranets and browsers. Knowledge repository aims to maintain databases, for distribution over a network.<ref>[http://www.wikipedia.com Wikipedia] (18 April 2008), TIWANA, AMRIT, KNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENT TOOLKIT, THE; ORCHESTRATING IT, STRATEGY, AND KNOWLEDGE PLATFORMS, 2nd edition, ©2003. Electronically reporduced by permission of Pearson Education, Inc., Upper Saddle River, New Jersey</ref> Click4it is an example of a knowledge repository. See also: [[Knowledge Systems]]}} |
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| Collection of knowledge stored in any type of database or an offshoot that is of interest to the organization and made accessible to a broad population. It refers to a collection of information or knowledge, usually centered on specific issues and accessible through technologies such as intranets and browsers. Knowledge repository aims to maintain databases, for distribution over a network.[1] Click4it is an example of a knowledge repository. See also: Knowledge Systems |