2015
DOI: 10.15332/s2145-1389.2013.0002.07
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Gestión del conocimiento: una perspectiva desde la gestión de la calidad y la gestión documental

Abstract: <p>Gestionar el conocimiento que se produce durante el desarrollo de las actividades normales de una organización y lograr mejoras concretas son actividades que conducen a la obtención de ventajas competitivas. El sistema de gestión de la calidad basado en la norma ISO 9001:2008 contiene disposiciones que se pueden equiparar con elementos para la gestión del conocimiento; sin embargo, este sistema no tiene referencias explícitas para la gestión documental, necesaria para la gestión del conocimiento, ya q… Show more

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“…Once these processes are defined, the knowledge required to manage and improve them must be established. Furthermore, as the processes are executed and controlled, records with potentially valuable data emerge, which can later be transformed into new knowledge [104]. This enables private organizations and public administrations to increase their capacity for innovation [105,106].…”
Section: Knowledge Management (Km)mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Once these processes are defined, the knowledge required to manage and improve them must be established. Furthermore, as the processes are executed and controlled, records with potentially valuable data emerge, which can later be transformed into new knowledge [104]. This enables private organizations and public administrations to increase their capacity for innovation [105,106].…”
Section: Knowledge Management (Km)mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Another important element that intervenes in the process is document management, which has been transformed in recent years as a result of the evolution of ICT, providing new mechanisms for information capture and storage [10] and can be understood as the set of operations and techniques that allow the coordination and control of activities related to the creation, reception, location, access and storage of documents for their preservation over time [11].…”
Section: Fig1: Essential Model For Information Managementmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Por lo tanto, resulta apropiado plantearse cómo pueden las pymes gestionar el conocimiento necesario para competir en un entorno globalizado, tecnológicamente acelerado y con las limitaciones de recursos que las caracterizan. De acuerdo con Álvarez-Álvarez, Castro-Rojas y Peña (2013):…”
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