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Knowledge Strategy & Leadership Intellectual Capital Management Organizational Culture and Communicaiton Collaboration and Community Building Knowledge Architecture Knowledge Asset Management Knowledge Operations Organizational Learning Knowledge Technologies Knowledge Assessment and Evaluation Core Competencies for Knowledge Professionals

Knowledge Management Core Competency Referenced in KM Competency Literature Knowledge Strategy & Leadership Knowledge Assessment & Evaluation Intellectual Capital Management Organizational Culture and Communication Collaboration and Community Development Knowledge Operations Knowledge Architecture Knowledge Technologies Knowledge Asset Management Organizational Learning

Knowledge Management CompetencySkills and Indicators Referenced Knowledge Strategy & Leadership KM program development and planning; Knowledge policies and procedures; KM business plans and strategies; KM program implementation; Complex project management; KM Team leadership; Secure and manage KM funding; Manage KM interventions Knowledge Assessment & Evaluation Conducts knowledge quality assessments Performs knowledge audits Generates knowledge maps and organizational knowledge inventories Supports the peer review and provenance tracking of knowledge Conducts knowledge management maturity assessments Supports construction of individual, group and organizational knowledge portfolios

Knowledge Management CompetencySpecific Competency Indicators Intellectual Capital Management Identification of intellectual capital attributes important to the organization Development of IC assets through individual learning, group learning, and organization learning programs and events Creation and support of individual knowledge portfolios for organization’s staff Nurturing and development of subject expertise Tracking and valuation of organization’s intellectual assets Workforce and talent planning and forecasting Competency management at the organization level Knowledge Operations Promotes the use of knowledge in decision making and operational processes Ensures that knowledge is integrated into business rules Monitors the quality of knowledge Ensures that wherever knowledge and intelligence exist they are available in the business operation context Ensure that tacit procedural knowledge is accessible wherever the process is performed Ensure that procedural knowledge is accessible to any staff performing the process

Knowledge Management CompetencySkills and Indicators Referenced Organizational Culture and Communication KM training Promote adoption of KM activities KM outreach and awareness programs KM standards alignment KM liaison with external communities KM related rewards and recognition programs KM stories and business narrative promotion KM publicity and Collaboration and Community Development Supports communities of practice Helps to establish and nourish networks Relationship building with professional societies, partners, clients, and stakeholders Promotes the flow of knowledge across networks Encourages the creation of new and relevant knowledge in CoPs Fosters adoption and use of social collaboration tools Facilitates knowledge sharing and trust building in multicultural communities

Knowledge Management CompetencySkills and Indicators Referenced Knowledge Asset Management Creation and capture of knowledge and information assets; Ensures that knowledge is accessible wherever and whenever it is needed Enforces knowledge asset management life cycle, from knowledge elicitation and codification through knowledge retention Support development and maintenance of knowledge organization systems Knowledge Architecture Designs working environments – physical and virtual – to support knowledge work Ensures free flow or knowledge across sources Ensures open access to knowledge resources Promotes access to knowledge and experts throughout and beyond the organization Designs effective knowledge discovery tools and methods

Knowledge Management CompetencySkills and Indicators Referenced Organizational Learning Identifies and develops learning events to ensure availability of internal competencies when and where they are needed by the organization Ensures appropriate learning in the onboarding process of new employees Promotes an effective learning environment Promotes the use of informal and formal learning methods Promotes learning opportunities for individuals, groups and the organization Advises on instructional design for internal learning events and external capacity building Promotes development of extended learning networks Knowledge Technologies

Knowledge Management CompetencyAlignment with Other Professional Disciplines Knowledge Strategy & LeadershipManagement Science, Business Administration, Enterprise Leadership Knowledge Assessment & EvaluationAuditing, Asset Management, Quality Control Intellectual Capital ManagementEconomics, Human Resource Management Organizational Culture and CommunicationOrganizational Design, Organizational Management, Anthropology, Communication Sciences Collaboration and Community DevelopmentSociology, Network Analysis Knowledge OperationsBusiness Operations, Workflow Modeling, Data Governance and Management Knowledge ArchitectureEnterprise Architecture Knowledge TechnologiesTechnology Management, Software Engineering, Information Security Knowledge Asset ManagementInformation Management, Content Management Organizational LearningEducation