New ways of thinking about management and organization are a key for Croatian participation in the European Union and in an integrated European Power.

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New ways of thinking about management and organization are a key for Croatian participation in the European Union and in an integrated European Power market. Management of knowledge is the most important point of new sustain development towards the appropriate position of Croatian Electric power production sector in the European integration processes. New ways of thinking

The awareness of importance of processing and managing knowledge is of vast importance as a focus on an application capacity of information science. If information science in Croatia will be successful it will be enable to establish hard connections between business activities and the development of information sciences. Information sciences as a ground for business development

Knowledge use to have some importance in industrial production from very beginning, but in service sector of economy, knowledge is sine qua non, and that is the main reason because in contemporary market, knowledge and innovation have a most important role ever. Under the new economic circumstances the development of the HEP Group must be well-prepared from the global aspect and the aspect of the local environment in which the corporation operates, as well as from the aspect of the necessary changes in the organization of the business operation to enable the utilization of HEPs intellectual potentials. Knowledge, innovation and business operation

The position of HEP is determined, on the one hand, by the local requirement of further investment in the generation of electricity and of such a price of electricity that will stimulate economic development in Croatia, and in wider region, whereas on the other hand, it is determined by the process of Croatias association with the European Union and the directives of the European Union on the common rules for the generation, transmission and distribution of electricity and gas aimed at establishing the European electricity and gas market. Position of HEP

For European companies developing a system of knowledge management is not only a way to their own sustainable development but also a way to the establishment of the common energy market. A common energy market requires the closest technological cooperation and an unimpeded exchange of information. Knowledge management and technological cooperation

In this sense the development of a system of knowledge management in companies engaging in electricity and gas has a twofold purpose: - on the micro level, in an individual organization, a correctly organized system of knowledge management is an effective aggregate of innovation, and an appropriate tool to put the innovation emerging from the processes of knowledge sharing and generation to the use of sustainable development of the organization, - on the macro level, such as the European energy sector, knowledge management is a powerful system for mutual support in the transfer of informations and knowledge with which the single energy market is maintained. Twofold purpose of a knowledge management

The transfer of knowledge and technologies is not a simple process and it will not run spontaneously and randomly. This process requires a developed system of knowledge management that will encourage and manage the processes of production and exchange of corporate knowledge both internally within own organization and externally by shaping the cooperation on the international level, enabling synergy through a collaborative approach to support the development of the single market. Knowledge management and development of the single market

In order to become the leading corporation in this area, HEP is in the restructuring processes, introducing effective systems to use its intellectual potentials to hold its position and to secure its development through building its position on the regional market. The maximum utilization of the intellectual potentials was only possible by developing a strategy for knowledge management at HEP, and its implementation. This strategy has been adopted in year 2005, by the HEP Group, and its implementation is under way. HEPs strategy for knowledge management

The strategic plan for knowledge management in HEP is a means to secure the strategic approach in decision-making, notably a means to secure human competence in managing business processes and in technically shaping all the undertakings of HEP. This plan defines the functional and technical aspects that can help shape the business space and successful implementation of initiatives in knowledge management in accordance with the Knowledge Management Strategy of HEP. It describes the basic components necessary for implementing a successful KM strategy and it notes the specific joint knowledge management goals of HEP. Knowledge Management Strategy of HEP

The knowledge management program of HEP includes three dimensions: people, content and technology. People: those who generate and use knowledge as the basis for making appropriate decisions. Content: data, information and knowledge relevant to the organization, including processes and procedures. Technology: technical infrastructure and tools making it possible to record, save and deliver the content of knowledge to those who need it when they need it. People Technology Content Knowledge Management Strategy of HEP

HEP is not interested in entire content of the knowledge created inside and outside HEP, but only in the content that makes the knowledge worth managing. For a content to become the knowledge worth managing, it must belong to HEPs business context. A good management of large quantities of knowledge content significantly reduces information overload, enabling us to have just the information we need, when we need it. Knowledge Management Strategy of HEP

The awareness of importance of processing and managing knowledge is of vast importance as a focus on an application capacity of information science. The further development of Information science in Croatia is one of the corner stone of Croatian business development in contemporary circumstances is closely connected with growing of Informational sciences, not only for better processing knowledge, information and data; but for building on knowledge grounded business culture. Knowledge grounded business culture