A Beginners Guide to Knowledge Networks

A Beginners Guide to Knowledge Networks

Knowledge networks are virtual environments that enable collaboration and communication for individuals, teams, and businesses. This guide provides information on their purpose, value, participation, benefits, and structuring. Knowledge networks are responsive, highly customizable, and flexible with different technologies that empower productivity and knowledge exchange. A facilitator plays an important role in creating a comfortable environment for the members. The successful knowledge sharing encompasses three components: people, technology, and process. Knowledge networks provide effective tools to overcome language barriers, monitor and evaluate activities, and measure objectives, goals, and needs of the members. TallyFox can help create customized knowledge networks.

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