Organizations with supportive organizational cultures and learning strategies can enable their members to share the knowledge, create interactive learning, and build a trustworthy relationship. As a result, organizations can maintain the effectiveness of the KM. Learning strategies help members in organizations to effectively manage the knowledge review process, which can directly affect the process of knowledge creation in the organization. In an organization with a learning strategy, where knowledge distribution and sharing is promoted, individuals can create new knowledge and broaden the organizational knowledgebase. In an organization, knowledge is not only stored with individuals but also within the organization. When organizational members are creative and willing to learn cooperatively, the process of knowledge creation is simplified in the organization (Weick & Roberts, 1993). Thus, one of the main strategies of management is to create a learning environment of interaction between individuals and the organization, for strengthening each other’s knowledge base (Alder et al., 1999; Bhatt, 200).