| Impact of Knowledge Management in HR practices | | | | |
| | | | | Knowledge Management is a |
| | | | | continuous process. A Knowledge Management |
| | | | | programme has the following elements:- |
| Introduction | | | | 1. Define Knowledge Management strategy => |
| | | | | includes why to share knowledge, what to |
| In recent years, Knowledge | | | | share, with whom to |
| Management has emerged as one of the prime | | | | share, how to share. |
| concerns of human resource Management (HRM) | | | | 1. Organizing Knowledge Management |
| system. Before understanding the concept of | | | | programme=>includes providing budget for |
| Knowledge Management, We define knowledge, | | | | knowledge sharing, providing budget for knowledge |
| which is known as information, enrichment, practical skill, | | | | sharing, choose technology for knowledge sharing, |
| acquaintance, etc. In Knowledge Management point | | | | communicating the value of knowledge sharing, |
| to view, knowledge may be defined as actionable | | | | adopting methods of knowledge sharing and |
| wisdom that results facts, information and techniques in | | | | measuring performance. |
| a particular field. In HRM context, Knowledge | | | | 2. Reinforcement for Knowledge Management => |
| Management is creation, distribution and utilization of | | | | includes Introducing New incentives and Providing |
| knowledge at the individual group and Organizational | | | | support for knowledge sharing |
| level for the benefits of people improved and affected | | | | 3. Create a culture that stimulates knowledge sharing |
| by it. This paper express Emerging trends in | | | | and learning |
| Knowledge Management faced by HR area. | | | | 4. Ensure that the used needs types of knowledge |
| Knowledge Management:- | | | | and system to transfers the knowledge |
| | | | | 5. Knowledge sharing is useful for support Knowledge |
| Knowledge Management is a | | | | Management programme |
| system by which business strategies is excused and | | | | 6. To motivated to be willing to travel and share |
| create results. In Knowledge Management there | | | | knowledge with others |
| are three basic | | | | 7. Experts must available and help teams to solve |
| elements:i) | | | | tough and unusual problem |
| Knowledge creationii) | | | | 8. Different sharing system for different group of |
| Knowledge sharing andiii) | | | | employees |
| Knowledge utilization Why Knowledge Management | | | | 9. There should be integration of knowledge and |
| is important? | | | | organizational practices Making an effective |
| - Limitation of Existing initiatives | | | | Knowledge Management |
| - Value of knowledge | | | | |
| - Minimize effort Duplication | | | | |
| - Sharing of Best Practices | | | | Role of executives in Knowledge Management |
| - Enhanced Innovation Need for Knowledge | | | | |
| Management | | | | 1 Establishing the |
| | | | | need for a Knowledge Management initiative |
| 1. To generate information for production increases | | | | 2 Ensuring a solid |
| reduction of cost of expenditure, maximizing profit | | | | business case |
| through knowledgeable worker or minds of workers. | | | | 3 Steering for |
| 2. To improve the natural and human resources | | | | tangible measures |
| through innovative method to reach. | | | | 4 Creating a frame |
| 3. To save the Organization from critical capabilities | | | | work for Technology support |
| 4. To develop the right source at right timely relevant | | | | 5 Cultivating a |
| knowledge | | | | knowledge sharing culture and |
| 5. To focus the higher quality production and resource | | | | 6 Becoming the |
| allocation | | | | face of an internal communications strategy |
| 6. To ensure their survival through creation, acquire, | | | | Conclusion:- |
| maintain, retain and process the new ideas and | | | | |
| innovation | | | | In our minds this is all about |
| 7. To share strong cultural behaviours for achieve | | | | creating capacity in the management to get the |
| goals | | | | business goals, which we could not hit without some |
| | | | | new way of thinking & innovation. Hence, the |
| The Top Five Strategies for innovative HR practices | | | | Knowledge Management is nothing but focus on |
| 1. 1. Provide Job Challenges. | | | | information, form a team for utilizing individual |
| 2. 2. Provide an open | | | | knowledge into structural knowledge, make quick |
| environment and culture. | | | | decisions, develop the intellectual capital etc., A HRM |
| 3. 3. Give a competitive | | | | manager identify the strategy to find out human |
| compensation. | | | | intellectuate which is possible through 3 phases. i.e. (i) |
| 4. 4. Clarity of job | | | | Preparation phase (ii) Acceptance phase (iii) |
| responsibilities career paths. | | | | Commitment phase, it is nothing but identify the |
| 5. Continuous training and skill | | | | experts & develop their intellectual, for achieving |
| up gradation. | | | | the Organizational goal. |
| Knowledge Management process or steps in | | | | Information+ Experience+ insights + judgment |
| Knowledge Management | | | | = “KNOWLEDGE” |
| | | | | “What is greater than knowledge?” |
| 1. Identifying the skill and its developments | | | | “A heart that can se and care”, whispered the |
| 2. Set human capital | | | | soul. |
| management | | | | |
| 3. Human capital | | | | |
| approaches | | | | References:- |
| 4. Responsive ability | | | | (i) Human resource Management (HRD |
| (rapid align the competencies) | | | | system) by L.M.Prasad |
| 5. Creating a knowing | | | | (ii) Knowledge Management by Sudhir Warier |
| enterprise (applied learning Organization) | | | | (iii) Management of change and Organization |
| 6. Recognition | | | | development by – S.K. |
| Knowledge Management Programme implementation:- | | | | |