Author: E. Nielsen
Date: 00:22:13 01/14/05
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>The knowledge is not necessarily contained in the people. Indeed, most of it >resides in data stores. Really?!? Is knowledge really knowledge without understanding? Say, if all of mankind suddently died - except for some few communities how have been living in the same way since the stoneage with no contact to rest of the world. Could they use the knowlegde in the data stores? Are we not also having trouble deciffering knowledge from ancient civilisations? I'd say that people (and our institutions like schools and universities) are indeed necessary to 'carry' knowledge... And btw this also why knowledge management systems so often fail.
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