Knowledge Management — Reference Folder
What lives here. Theory + atomic concept notes on Knowledge Management — the discipline behind why the NOTQIN vault is structured the way it is. Start with the foundations anchor, drill into concepts as needed.
Start here
- Knowledge Management Systems — Foundations — full reference doc; read once end-to-end
Concepts (./Concepts/)
Atomic concept notes, Zettelkasten-style. Each ~30–60 lines. Definition · key idea · example · common mistakes · see also.
Foundations (read first):
- DIKW Pyramid — Data → Information → Knowledge → Wisdom
- Tacit vs Explicit Knowledge — Polanyi’s foundational distinction
- SECI Model — Nonaka & Takeuchi knowledge-conversion spiral
- KM Lifecycle — operational create-to-apply loop
- Personal Knowledge Management — PKM vs organizational KM
Theoretical / academic:
- KMS Classification — Alavi & Leidner’s 4 types
- Communities of Practice — Wenger’s framework
- Learning Organization — Senge’s five disciplines
Applied / practical:
- Zettelkasten Method — Luhmann’s atomic-note system
- Information Architecture — Rosenfeld & Morville
- After-Action Reviews — structured lessons-learned
Modern era:
- Augmented Intelligence and RAG — LLMs as retrieval prosthesis
To build (later)
- Knowledge Graphs (sibling concept note — currently a stub at
02_Knowledge Base/Industry 4.0/Knowledge Graphs.md) - Ontology design
- Information Retrieval basics
- Decision Support Systems
- Innovation Management
Conventions
Same as 02_Knowledge Base/Industrial Intelligence/ — one concept per file, type: concept-reference, audience: public, ~30–60 lines, structured sections (Definition · Key idea · Why it matters · Example · Common mistakes · See also).