2020
DOI: 10.1007/s43443-020-0163-x
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ISO 30401: Wissen systematisch nutzen

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“…The standard makes clear that KM serves business objectives (Sections 5.1, 5.2, 6.2 and 9.2.1, ISO 30401), emphasizing the roots of KM in the strategic management literature (Tzortzaki and Mihiotis, 2014). As a strategic instrument, the KMS is a subsystem of the whole organization (Kudryavtsev and Sadykova, 2019;Wagner, 2020), comparable to quality management, risk management (Herdmann, 2020), and asset management. Its processes are embedded in and intertwined with those of the organization and its purpose is to serve business objectives.…”
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“…The standard makes clear that KM serves business objectives (Sections 5.1, 5.2, 6.2 and 9.2.1, ISO 30401), emphasizing the roots of KM in the strategic management literature (Tzortzaki and Mihiotis, 2014). As a strategic instrument, the KMS is a subsystem of the whole organization (Kudryavtsev and Sadykova, 2019;Wagner, 2020), comparable to quality management, risk management (Herdmann, 2020), and asset management. Its processes are embedded in and intertwined with those of the organization and its purpose is to serve business objectives.…”
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“…The extensive evidence that exists on different KM practices in a variety of industries is not considered. Even though the standard mentions some well-established methods of KM in the notes, and makes some suggestions on shaping KM culture in Annex C, it provides no guidance of what works under which circumstances, making it difficult for managers and auditors to assess the quality of a KMS beyond formal criteria (Wagner, 2020).…”
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