Chapter 10: Productivity
This book explains change, particularly directed and facilitated change.
Knowledge management involves “knowledge” and “information.” Both of these concepts lie at the heart of human resource development (HRD) practice in the workplace. This article explores the relationship between knowledge management and quality management and discusses its applicability in HRD for enhancing organizational capacity and capability to achieve performance excellence.
Raghu, T.S. and Vinze, A. (2007) “A business process context for knowledge management”, Decision Support Systems, vol. 43:3, pp. 1062–1079 (please note this content is behind a paywall).
This article explains process management and how it relates to knowledge management.