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Bilgi Yönetiminde Bilgiyi Anlamak

Year 2008, Issue: 30, 129 - 156, 01.07.2008

Abstract

Bu çalışmada; veri-enformasyon-bilgi arasındaki ayrım ele alınarak, bilgi yönetiminde bilgi ve bilgi türlerinin gerçek anlamları üzerinde durulmuştur. Bireylerin ve örgütlerin günlük kullanımda, iş hayatında ve akademik hayatta veri, enformasyon ve bilgi kavramlarını çoğunlukla birbirine karıştırdıkları gözlenmektedir. Bu yüzden, bilgi kavramının doğru anlaşılması, onun kullanımını ve yönetimini daha etkin hale getirecektir. Oysa ki gerçekte, her bir kavramın anlam ve kullanım amacı bir birinden oldukça farklıdır. Örgütlerde bilgi yönetimini etkin hale getirmek, bilgi ve bilgi yönetiminden daha etkin sonuçlar almak için bu kavramların kullanım amacı ve yerini tespit etmek oldukça önemli olmaktadır. Bu bağlamda, bu çalışma, bilgi yönetiminde bilgi ve bilgi türleri ile veri ve enformasyon kavramları arasındaki ayrımı ele alarak, bilgi yönetimi düşüncesine kavramsal bir çerçeve geliştirmeyi amaçlamıştır

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Year 2008, Issue: 30, 129 - 156, 01.07.2008

Abstract

References

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  • NONAKA, Ikujiro; (1994), “A Dynamic Theory of Organizational Knowledge Creation”, Organization Science, 5(1), ss. 14-37.
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  • PANDURANGA, Anantatmula Vittal S.; (2004), Criteria for Measuring Knowledge Management Efforts in Organizations, Ph.D. Disserta- tion, The Faculty of The School of Engineering and Applied Science of The George Washington University, 245s.
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  • ROWLEY, Jennifer; (1999), “What is Knowledge Management?” Library Management, 20(8), ss. 416-419.
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  • STANKOSKY, Michael A.; (2004), Criteria for Measuring Knowledge Management Efforts in Organizations, Ph.D. Dissertation, The George Washington University, 245s.
  • STENMARK, Dick; (2002), “Information vs. Knowledge: The Role of Intranets in Knowledge Management”, Proceedings of the 35th Hawaii Inter- national Conference on System Sciences, 10s.
  • STEWART, Thomas A.; (1997), Entelektüel Sermaye- Kuruluşların Yeni Zenginliği, (Çev.: Nurettin Elhüseyni), BZD Yayıncılık, İstanbul, 339s.
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  • TEKİN, Mahmut; Hasan K. GÜLEŞ ve Tom BURGESS; (2000), Değişen Dünyada Teknoloji Yönetimi, Damla Ofset, Konya, 376s.
  • TERRA, Jose Claudio ve Terezinha ANGELONI; (2006), “Understanding the between Information Management and Knowledge Management”, Terra Forum Consultores, Toronto, Canada, İnternet Adresi; www.providersedge.com/docs/km_articles, Erişim Tarihi: 24.05.2006
  • TIWANA, Amrit; (2001), The Essential Guide to Knowledge Management E-Business And CRM Applications, Prentice Hall PTR, Upper Sad- dle River, NJ, 352s.
  • TUOMI, IIkka; (2000), “Data is more than Knowledge: Implications of the Re- versed Knowledge Hierarchy for Knowledge Management and Or- ganizational Memory”, Journal of Management Information Sys- tems, 16(3) ss. 103-118.
  • YENİÇERİ, Özcan; (2004), “Geleceği İnşa Edebilecek İki Soyut Stratejik Kay- nak: Öksüz Sermaye ve Suskun Yaratıcılık”, Standard Dergisi, 47(507), ss. 36-45.
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Yrd. doç. Dr. Ufuk Durna This is me

Yrd. Doç. Dr. Yavuz Demirel This is me

Publication Date July 1, 2008
Published in Issue Year 2008 Issue: 30

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APA Durna, Y. . . . . . D. . U., & Demirel, Y. . D. . D. . Y. (2008). Bilgi Yönetiminde Bilgiyi Anlamak. Erciyes Üniversitesi İktisadi Ve İdari Bilimler Fakültesi Dergisi(30), 129-156.

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