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Knowledge is a quality of human entities acquired through the use of information, practice or performance of some actions. Knowledge results from the combination of experience, values, contextual information and expert insight. Organizationally, knowledge is embedded in documents, repositories, processes, routines, practices and norms. Knowledge Management consists of a set of principles, tools and practices that enable people and organizations to create knowledge and to share, translate and apply what people in the organizations know to create value and improve effectiveness. Knowledge Management practices in the public organizations typically include:
KM initiatives in government include online government policy briefings, communities of practice, e-knowledge repositories, and knowledge-sharing platforms for government. Completed 1. Aim This project aims to develop policy recommendations, and establish the technical direction and guidelines for the development of a Knowledge Management Program for Macao SAR Government. It also aims to assist government agencies in developing their strategic, organizational and technical capabilities in the area of Knowledge Management. 2. Objectives The project will be designed to achieve the following objectives:
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