Document Type

Project

Publication Date

Spring 2012

Instructor

Charles Weber

Course Title

Knowledge Management

Course Number

ETM 567/667

Subjects

Knowledge management, Organizational learning, Organizational change, Project management

Abstract

In knowledge-based projects, many risks can be resulted due to lack of knowledge applied in the project. To avoid these risks, project based companies need to implement a convenient mechanism to develop knowledge management strategies. In this article, this mechanism is addressed as a KM strategic planning model, which is inherently a process model. This model helps to build a bridge between PMBOK processes and knowledge management strategy development. The foundation of this bridge is made on two pillars. First, the spiral of knowledge introduced by Nonaka [1] and, second, PMBOK processes. To develop the KM strategic planning model, the author is used his experiences acquired in applying knowledge management in managing projects in a consulting company.

Persistent Identifier

http://archives.pdx.edu/ds/psu/21317

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