Glossary

Knowledge assets (e.g., declarative or models) refer to specific knowledge-related items. These can include declarative (factual) assets or procedural assets describing how facts will be used. Types of knowledge assets can include data, expertise, lessons learned, policies and procedures, and other knowledge-related documents. Freeze, R.D. & Kulkarni, U. (2007). Knowledge management capability: Defining knowledge assets. Journal of Knowledge Management,11(6), pp. 94-109. https://doi.org/10.1108/13673270710832190

A knowledge management platform automatically structures and organizes content to be quickly findable, navigable, and searchable in a variety of places.