Lecture 5: Organizational Impacts of Knowledge Management

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Lecture 5: Organizational Impacts of Knowledge Management An Investment in Knowledge Pays the Best Interest -Benjamin Franklin Lecture 5: Organizational Impacts of Knowledge Management Md. Mahbubul Alam, PhD Associate Professor Dept. of AEIS Sher-e-Bangla Agricultural University

Intended Learning Outcomes Understand the impacts knowledge management has on organizations and organizational performance at several levels People Processes Products Overall performance

How Knowledge Management Impacts Organizations?

Why Firms adopt KM? Retaining expertise of employees Enhance employees’ development. Enhancing customers’ satisfaction with the company’s products Increasing profits or revenues. Increase the status/image.

Dimensions of Organizational Impacts of KM People Processes Products Organizational Performance Knowledge Management

Impact on People KM can facilitate employee learning Externalization Internalization Socialization Communities of practice KM also causes employees to become more flexible Employees are likely to adapt when they interact with each other They are more likely to accept change They are more prepared to respond to change Enhances job satisfaction Recent study found that in organizations having more employees sharing knowledge with one another, turnover rates were reduced, thereby positively affecting revenue and profit. KM also provides employees with solutions to problems they face in case those same problems have been encountered earlier, and effectively addressed.

Employee Adaptability How KM Impacts People? Employee Learning Knowledge Knowledge Management Employee Adaptability Employee Job Satisfaction

Impact on Processes KM enables improvements in organizational processes such as marketing, manufacturing, accounting, engineering, and public relations. These impacts can be seen along three major dimensions Effectiveness is performing the most suitable processes and making the best possible decisions. Efficiency is performing the processes quickly and in a low-cost fashion. Degree of innovation of the processes, Organizations can increasingly rely on knowledge shared across individuals to produce innovative solutions to problems as well as to develop more innovative organizational processes

How KM Impacts Organizational Processes? Process Effectiveness Fewer mistakes Adaptation to changed circumstances Knowledge Process Efficiency Productivity improvement Cost savings Knowledge Management Process Innovation Improved brainstorming Better exploitation of new ideas

Impact on Products Impact on products can be Value added products KM processes can help organizations offer new products or improved products that provide a significant additional value as compared with earlier products. Value-added products also benefit from KM due to the effect the latter has on organizational process innovation. Knowledge based products KM can have a significant impact on product that are knowledge based like those in consulting or software development etc. Knowledge based products can sometimes play a significant role in traditional manufacturing firms. Knowledge Value-added Products Knowledge-based products Knowledge Management

Impacts on Organizational Performance Direct Impacts Knowledge is used to create innovative products that generate revenue and profit. Indirect Impacts Use of KM to demonstrate intellectual leadership within the industry, which, in turn, might enhance customer loyalty. Use of knowledge to gain an advantageous negotiating position with respect to competitors or partner organizations.

Economy of Scale and Scope A company’s output is said to exhibit economy of scale if the average cost of production per unit decreases with increase in output. A company’s output is said to exhibit economy of scope when the total cost of that same company producing two or more different products is less than the sum of the costs that would be incurred if each product had been produced separately by a different company.

How Knowledge Management Impacts Organizational Performance? Vision Strategy Revenues Costs Knowledge Management Organizational Performance Scale economies Scope economies Sustainable competitive advantage

A Summary of Organizational Impacts of Knowledge Management

Conclusions Explained the interrelated impacts of KM on organizations at several levels People Processes Products Overall performance The impact on one level might lead to synergistic impacts on another level as well.

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