Knowledge Management (KM) comprises a range of practices used in an organisation to identify, create, represent, distribute and enable adoption of insights and experiences.
Knowledge: Knowledge is the ability of a person to understand and act effectively. Knowledge is simply actionable information. Actionable refers to the relevant information being available in the right place, at right time, in the right context and in the right way. So anyone (not just producer) can bring it to bear on decisions being made every minute.
Knowledge is the key resource in intelligent decision making, forecasting, design, planning, diagnosis, analysis, evaluation and intuitive judgment making. It does not grow out of database but evolves with experience, success, failures and learning over time.
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