The Knowledge Management Approach to Digitalization of Smart Education

Dneprovskaya, Natalia; Komleva, Nina V.; Urintsov, Arkadiy I.

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“…Lee and Wong [25] say KM helps improve organizational performance by providing companies with the competitive edge they need. Like many other tools, KM requires a process that involves the whole organizational strategy, and is characterized by promoting learning and information sharing, as well as the application of specific methods and tools to address KM tasks [26].…”

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Knowledge Management and Sustainable Balanced Scorecard: Practical Application to a Service SME

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Many works highlight the importance and added value of Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) in companies, as well as the role of Knowledge Management (KM) for their revitalization, but even more important is to ensure that all efforts and resources are aligned with the organization’s strategic objectives (Balanced Scorecard, BSC). The aim of this work is to integrate BSC, CSR and KM based on the results of two previous researches: one on BSC–CSR and the other on KM, both of a projective nature (description-action-contrast). The research carried out has made it possible to identify 45 KM indicators, 102 CSR indicators and their corresponding correlations with the strategic objectives and perspectives of the BSC. In addition, an Excel tool was designed and developed for SMEs that is customizable, intuitive and useful for decision-making, which allowed us to contrast the obtained results.

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Knowledge Management and Sustainable Balanced Scorecard: Practical Application to a Service SME

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“…Methodological justification of digital technology resources in the production of new knowledge is advisable to consider a "digital methodology," a new emerging field of 210, 22005 (2020) E3S Web of Conferences ITSE-2020 https://doi.org/10.1051/e3sconf/202021022005 knowledge, the potential of which focuses on the development of the mental, social, organizational resources of the employee, which manifest his readiness for innovation and self-development. 3. A logical analysis of publications showed the recognition of the methodological reflection of digital technologies in the form of a movement towards "digital methodology" of researchers from different fields of knowledge, the development of which is carried out by different approaches: critical-analytical and design-constructivist nature.…”

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Innovative potential of "digital methodology" in the training of personnel of nuclear industry enterprises

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The article considers the first stage of designing diversification of professional retraining programs for employees of the nuclear industry in the conditions of digital transformation of the industry. The article justifies the new digital approaches to personnel training. At the project development stage, the general methodological foundations of digital disciplines in knowledge production were established in the form of a "digital methodology," the core of which is the knowledge paradigm of technoscience. The potential of "digital methodology" leads to the development of the mental, social, organizational resources of workers. The worldview platform of the project made it possible to formulate guidelines for the formation of competencies in the diversification of the professional retraining program: the development of critical and analytical thinking, technological literacy, personal growth, communicative initiative, and social responsibility. The authors note that the recognition of the methodological reflection of digital technologies is presented in the publications of researchers in various scientific fields, while the practice of foreign research is more advanced in the development of a quantitative assessment of qualitative indicators, and the domestic tradition is focused on the cognitive aspect of digitalization. But the convergence of approaches is manifested in the diversity of digital learning practices.

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“…See this, hard if not impossible to imagine the ecosystem of tomorrow's enterprise without digital forms -robotic subjects. There exists also a version that the digital ecosystem is defined as the "convergence of three networks: IT network, social one and knowledge sharing network" (Dneprovskaya, 2020). Here, the emphasis is placed also on the entities which build up the interaction in the networks, forming and changing their topology.…”

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Recruitment Preferences in the Skills of job Seekers: Knowledge Management Perspective

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Proceedings of the 16th International Conference on Intellectual Capital, Knowledge Management &Amp; Organisational Learning

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The Knowledge Management Approach to Digitalization of Smart Education

Cited by 10 publications

References 18 publications

Knowledge Management and Sustainable Balanced Scorecard: Practical Application to a Service SME

Knowledge Management and Sustainable Balanced Scorecard: Practical Application to a Service SME

Innovative potential of "digital methodology" in the training of personnel of nuclear industry enterprises

Recruitment Preferences in the Skills of job Seekers: Knowledge Management Perspective

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