The basic goal of knowledge management within libraries is to leverage the available
knowledge that may help academic librarians to carry out their tasks more efficiently
and effectively. Knowledge management is also aimed at extending the role of
librarians to manage all types of information and tacit knowledge for the benefit of the
library. Knowledge management can help transform the library into a more efficient,
knowledge sharing organization (Jantz, 2001, p.34). Kim (1999) pointed out that
knowledge management practices aim to draw out the tacit knowledge people have,
what they carry around with them, what they observe and learn from experience,
rather than what is usually explicitly stated. It is important for academic libraries to
determine and manage their knowledge assets to avoid duplication of efforts.
Knowledge management process involves the creation, capturing, sharing and
utilisation of knowledge.
The basic goal of knowledge management within libraries is to leverage the available
knowledge that may help academic librarians to carry out their tasks more efficiently
and effectively. Knowledge management is also aimed at extending the role of
librarians to manage all types of information and tacit knowledge for the benefit of the
library. Knowledge management can help transform the library into a more efficient,
knowledge sharing organization (Jantz, 2001, p.34). Kim (1999) pointed out that
knowledge management practices aim to draw out the tacit knowledge people have,
what they carry around with them, what they observe and learn from experience,
rather than what is usually explicitly stated. It is important for academic libraries to
determine and manage their knowledge assets to avoid duplication of efforts.
Knowledge management process involves the creation, capturing, sharing and
utilisation of knowledge.
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