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== Context == | == Context == | ||
| − | This | + | This domain of study covers themes relating to the fundamental knowledge needed to describe and discuss complex systems. This is the foundation for all other Knowledge Management practice. |
== Competencies == | == Competencies == | ||
| − | Expected competencies after study of this | + | Expected competencies after study of themes within this domain are: |
* Understanding of the core concept of system complexity | * Understanding of the core concept of system complexity | ||
* Understanding the basic interaction loop of knowledge systems | * Understanding the basic interaction loop of knowledge systems | ||
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* Knowledge of examples of KM interventions and how to evaluate their success | * Knowledge of examples of KM interventions and how to evaluate their success | ||
| − | == | + | == Domain themes == |
* [[Theme:Systems and Complexity|A.1 Systems and Complexity]] | * [[Theme:Systems and Complexity|A.1 Systems and Complexity]] | ||
* [[Theme:Knowledge systems|A.2 Knowledge systems]] | * [[Theme:Knowledge systems|A.2 Knowledge systems]] | ||
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* [[Theme:KM objectives|A.4 Knowledge Management objectives]] | * [[Theme:KM objectives|A.4 Knowledge Management objectives]] | ||
* [[Theme:KM interventions|A.5 Knowledge Management interventions]] | * [[Theme:KM interventions|A.5 Knowledge Management interventions]] | ||
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<noinclude> | <noinclude> | ||
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== Index == | == Index == | ||
| − | + | <categorytree hideroot=on mode=pages>Core Concepts</categorytree> | |
</noinclude> | </noinclude> | ||
Latest revision as of 10:22, 23 December 2022
Context
This domain of study covers themes relating to the fundamental knowledge needed to describe and discuss complex systems. This is the foundation for all other Knowledge Management practice.
Competencies
Expected competencies after study of themes within this domain are:
- Understanding of the core concept of system complexity
- Understanding the basic interaction loop of knowledge systems
- Able to describe and diagnose systemic problem solving patterns in use
- Able to describe and set organisational knowledge management objectives
- Understanding of types of KM interventions, and structures for implementing KM interventions
- Knowledge of examples of KM interventions and how to evaluate their success
Domain themes
- A.1 Systems and Complexity
- A.2 Knowledge systems
- A.3 Problem solving patterns
- A.4 Knowledge Management objectives
- A.5 Knowledge Management interventions