Knowledge Management in Hewlett-Packard: A BAS51 Report
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This report examines the knowledge management practices of Hewlett-Packard (HP) to achieve competitive advantage within the context of the knowledge economy. The report investigates HP's vision, concepts, and activities related to knowledge management, focusing on the KM process and organizational learning perspectives. The study identifies key issues such as balancing people, procedures, and technology, as well as challenges in implementing new knowledge management technologies. Two models are discussed: the model by Bukowitz and Williams (1999), which emphasizes strategic alignment, and the model by Botha et al. (2008), which focuses on practical implementation. The analysis highlights the importance of these models in helping HP acquire, distribute, and leverage knowledge effectively. The report concludes with recommendations for improving knowledge management within HP, including fostering employee motivation and adopting techniques for transferring implicit knowledge. The report is a mini research report based on a group presentation assignment for the course BAS51, Dimensions of the Knowledge Society, reflecting the application of KM theories to a real-world business context.
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