I. INTRODUCTION
Knowledge Management (KM) is one of the hottest topics nowadays in industry world and to many of infor-mation research; as we need it in our daily life, we deal with huge amount of data and information, these data and information have no value until we add value to be “knowledge [1].
Knowledge management is the process to help organi-zation, identify, select, organize, disseminate, and transfer information. It enables problem-solving, dynamic learn-ing, strategic planning, and decision making [2]. KM brings together three core organizational resources: people, process, and technologies to enable the organiza-tion to use and share information more effectively. It is much useful to consider the educational institute as adaptive and social system where people cooperate to achieve common purposes. The educational institutes grow and revitalize themselves, through: the knowledge they create plus process for passing that knowledge to their staff, and through the exchanges and relationships that they foster among students, faculty members, and administrative staff in their campuses. The educational institutes face challenges that many non-profit and for-profit institutes seek to share information and knowledge among students and teachers, students and books, or even students themselves; they responsible for passing along knowledge through technical systems to generate data and information and facilitate sharing them [3].