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Role of Social Media in
Knowledge Management
PREPARED BY
ROHIT JANGRA
6563
DLIS CUH
Introduction
Knowledge is the ability of people and organizations to understand and act
effectively. Having knowledge supports to cope with daily routine works and it
can also set up everyone to deal with new situations and utilize when needed.
The exchange of information and knowledge among peoples is a vital part of
knowledge management. Actually, the organizations are faced with the challenge
how to get people to share their knowledge.
The Internet makes it possible for individuals to connect, collaborate and share
knowledge, information, document, photo, video, etc. continuously with anyone
in the world.
People are able to make use of social media tools in order to increase range and
richness of their networks, gather information.
KM
A standard global approach to knowledge management does not
exist three general activities involved in knowledge management
have been identified. These activities are integrated together into
the overall knowledge management process. The three major
activities are:
Knowledge capture and/or creation
Knowledge sharing and dissemination
Knowledge acquisition and application
Knowledge Management Process
Knowledge Capture/Creation
Knowledge
Sharing/Dissemination
Knowledge Acquisition and
Application
Knowledge Sharing
There are four factors that influence knowledge sharing
1. Nature of knowledge
Tacit form: located in the individual’s mind
Explicit form: embedded in organizational routines and norms, codified in
technological devices
2. Motivation
Internal factors: perceived power
External factors: relationship with the recipient and rewards for sharing
Knowledge Sharing
3. Opportunities
Formal: training programs, team works, technology-based systems
Informal: personal relationships and social networks
4. Culture of the work environment
Organizational culture determines values, beliefs, and work systems that could
encourage knowledge sharing
There are three generations of
knowledge sharing
First generation: the traditional way of knowledge sharing is the concept of
codification and storage. This way can easily be supported by information
technologies.
Second generation: focuses on the social component, personalization, and the
way people co-operate and communicate. Formal and informal opportunities can
be used like mentoring, coaching or face-to-face meetings. Codification is mostly
used as a starting point, were new employees can find out what employees know
and what knowledge is available. Personalization is used to see the application of
the available knowledge.
Third generation: social networks are the new ways to get in touch with experts
and to search for knowledge outside the organization. Using social media tools
enable less physical contact between employees.
Characterize Social Media (5C’s)
1. Communication
2. Collaboration
3. Connecting
4. Completing
5. Combining
Communication
Social media provides new tools to share, store and publish
contents, discuss and express opinions and influence
Blogs (e.g. Blogger)
Microblogs (e.g. Twitter),
Video sharing (e.g. YouTube),
Presentation sharing (e.g. Slide Share),
Instant messaging service (e.g. Skype).
Collaboration
Social media enables collective content creation and edition without location
and time constraints:
Wikis (e.g. Wikipedia)
Groupware/shared workspaces (e.g. Google Docs).
Connecting
Social media offers new ways of networking with other people, socialising oneself
into the communion.
Social networking services (e.g. Facebook, LinkedIn).
Completing
Social media tools are used to complete content by describing, adding or filtering
information, tagging contents, and showing a connection between contents:
Visual bookmarking tool (e.g. Pinterest),
News aggregator (e.g. Digg).
Combining
Social media tools are developed for mixing and matching contents. Combination of
pre-existing web services that allow a certain user within a platform to use another
application:
Mash-ups (e.g. Google Maps).
Value to Social Media
Authenticity: possibility to let the real voices of real people come through.
Transparency: ability for shareholders to see the financial performance; through
blogs, communities and others information can also be made visible to the public.
Immediacy: ability of companies, members of the public to communicate, and to
engage in online conversations.
Participation: possibility for anyone to participate in corporate conversation, on
the company’s blog, independent forums, personal blogs, etc. online.
Connectedness: ability to connect and share in thousands of places.
Accountability: ability to detect users (leave a trail of IP addresses and other
clues).
Features
₋ Openness
₋ User Driven
₋ Velocity
₋ Real Timeness
₋ Interactiveness
₋ Participatory
Peoples
₋ Leaders,
worker,
customer and
stakeholders
within and
across the
organization’s
Contents
₋ Text
₋ Graph
₋ Photos
₋ Videos
₋ Podcasts
Purpose
₋ Communication
₋ Collaboration
₋ Connecting
₋ Completing
₋ Combining
Means
₋ Social
Networking
₋ Discussion Forum
₋ Shared Workplace
₋ Media sharing
₋ Wikis
₋ Blogs
₋ Microblogging
₋ Mash-ups
₋ Social
Bookmarking
Thank You!

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Role of social media in knowledge management

  • 1. Role of Social Media in Knowledge Management PREPARED BY ROHIT JANGRA 6563 DLIS CUH
  • 2. Introduction Knowledge is the ability of people and organizations to understand and act effectively. Having knowledge supports to cope with daily routine works and it can also set up everyone to deal with new situations and utilize when needed. The exchange of information and knowledge among peoples is a vital part of knowledge management. Actually, the organizations are faced with the challenge how to get people to share their knowledge. The Internet makes it possible for individuals to connect, collaborate and share knowledge, information, document, photo, video, etc. continuously with anyone in the world. People are able to make use of social media tools in order to increase range and richness of their networks, gather information.
  • 3. KM A standard global approach to knowledge management does not exist three general activities involved in knowledge management have been identified. These activities are integrated together into the overall knowledge management process. The three major activities are: Knowledge capture and/or creation Knowledge sharing and dissemination Knowledge acquisition and application
  • 4. Knowledge Management Process Knowledge Capture/Creation Knowledge Sharing/Dissemination Knowledge Acquisition and Application
  • 5. Knowledge Sharing There are four factors that influence knowledge sharing 1. Nature of knowledge Tacit form: located in the individual’s mind Explicit form: embedded in organizational routines and norms, codified in technological devices 2. Motivation Internal factors: perceived power External factors: relationship with the recipient and rewards for sharing
  • 6. Knowledge Sharing 3. Opportunities Formal: training programs, team works, technology-based systems Informal: personal relationships and social networks 4. Culture of the work environment Organizational culture determines values, beliefs, and work systems that could encourage knowledge sharing
  • 7. There are three generations of knowledge sharing First generation: the traditional way of knowledge sharing is the concept of codification and storage. This way can easily be supported by information technologies. Second generation: focuses on the social component, personalization, and the way people co-operate and communicate. Formal and informal opportunities can be used like mentoring, coaching or face-to-face meetings. Codification is mostly used as a starting point, were new employees can find out what employees know and what knowledge is available. Personalization is used to see the application of the available knowledge. Third generation: social networks are the new ways to get in touch with experts and to search for knowledge outside the organization. Using social media tools enable less physical contact between employees.
  • 8. Characterize Social Media (5C’s) 1. Communication 2. Collaboration 3. Connecting 4. Completing 5. Combining
  • 9. Communication Social media provides new tools to share, store and publish contents, discuss and express opinions and influence Blogs (e.g. Blogger) Microblogs (e.g. Twitter), Video sharing (e.g. YouTube), Presentation sharing (e.g. Slide Share), Instant messaging service (e.g. Skype).
  • 10. Collaboration Social media enables collective content creation and edition without location and time constraints: Wikis (e.g. Wikipedia) Groupware/shared workspaces (e.g. Google Docs).
  • 11. Connecting Social media offers new ways of networking with other people, socialising oneself into the communion. Social networking services (e.g. Facebook, LinkedIn). Completing Social media tools are used to complete content by describing, adding or filtering information, tagging contents, and showing a connection between contents: Visual bookmarking tool (e.g. Pinterest), News aggregator (e.g. Digg). Combining Social media tools are developed for mixing and matching contents. Combination of pre-existing web services that allow a certain user within a platform to use another application: Mash-ups (e.g. Google Maps).
  • 12. Value to Social Media Authenticity: possibility to let the real voices of real people come through. Transparency: ability for shareholders to see the financial performance; through blogs, communities and others information can also be made visible to the public. Immediacy: ability of companies, members of the public to communicate, and to engage in online conversations. Participation: possibility for anyone to participate in corporate conversation, on the company’s blog, independent forums, personal blogs, etc. online. Connectedness: ability to connect and share in thousands of places. Accountability: ability to detect users (leave a trail of IP addresses and other clues).
  • 13. Features ₋ Openness ₋ User Driven ₋ Velocity ₋ Real Timeness ₋ Interactiveness ₋ Participatory Peoples ₋ Leaders, worker, customer and stakeholders within and across the organization’s Contents ₋ Text ₋ Graph ₋ Photos ₋ Videos ₋ Podcasts Purpose ₋ Communication ₋ Collaboration ₋ Connecting ₋ Completing ₋ Combining Means ₋ Social Networking ₋ Discussion Forum ₋ Shared Workplace ₋ Media sharing ₋ Wikis ₋ Blogs ₋ Microblogging ₋ Mash-ups ₋ Social Bookmarking