Knowledge retention
The aim of a knowledge retention strategy is
to maintain the knowledge base of the
organisation. This knowledge is vital to the
present performance of the organisation and
so must be maintained at the point of
exploitation.
From the perspective of the organisation,
there is no tangible difference between the
retention of explicit and tacit knowledge;
providing it is accessible from the point of
exploitation, it can be said to be possessed
by the organisation. However, large
differences between tacit and explicit
knowledge arise when examining the ease of
access of this knowledge, the ability to
challenge it, or the requirements for
keeping it within the bounds of the
organisation (Nonaka, 1995).
Knowledge retention
The aim of a knowledge retention strategy is
to maintain the knowledge base of the
organisation. This knowledge is vital to the
present performance of the organisation and
so must be maintained at the point of
exploitation.
From the perspective of the organisation,
there is no tangible difference between the
retention of explicit and tacit knowledge;
providing it is accessible from the point of
exploitation, it can be said to be possessed
by the organisation. However, large
differences between tacit and explicit
knowledge arise when examining the ease of
access of this knowledge, the ability to
challenge it, or the requirements for
keeping it within the bounds of the
organisation (Nonaka, 1995).
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