1. Filosofy Knowledge Circle
Onno W. Purbo

2. Outline .. Apakah Knowledge? Implementasi Knowledge Management
Cara Pandang Yang Sempit
Cara Pandang Yang lebih luas ..
Filosofy Kehidupan Dunia Cyber

3. What is Knowledge? Information Data + Context Knowledge
Information + Experience

4. What is Knowledge?

5. What is Knowledge? Building block of a modern organization.
Knowledge is Perishable. Becomes Obsolete Quickly.
Always changing. Renewing is key to competitive advantages.
Knowledge = Power. Share it and it will multiply.

6. The Three Types Of Knowledge
Search and delivery
Tacit knowledge
Explicit knowledge
Potential knowledge
People
Information
People
Data
People
Collaboration
Content Mgmt.
Analysis
Key Points:
This concept of connections, then, requires us to better understand the types of knowledge we are dealing with.
People to people connections are really all about tapping into “Tacit Knowledge,” the knowledge trapped in people’s heads. To do this, businesses need a technology platform that supports rich collaboration between people.
In most businesses, there is already a vast amount of knowledge captured in documents, on web sites, and the like. Connecting people to this “Explicit Knowledge” requires a platform than offers rich content management services.
The raw data in the databases of an organization represents not knowledge, but “Potential Knowledge,” which can be unlocked by powerful analysis tools applied by knowledge workers to these databases of information.
Regardless of where this knowledge resides, people need to find it, or, better yet, have it delivered to them when the system determines it may be helpful or relevant to them.
In addition, all of these connections generate a tremendous amount of activity, activity which, if tracked, helps workers to find the best knowledge. By tracking how often a documents within a set are accessed, for instance, people can make estimates as to which document is “the best” on a given topic. Tracking which people most frequently answer questions posed over can give an approximation as to who the “experts” are in your organization, and so on.
These five services define the Microsoft approach to providing customers a Knowledge Management platform.
Tracking

7. KM Landscape

8. Cara Pandang Sempit

9. Digital Library http://digital.lib.itb.ac.id digilib@itb.ac.id

10. System

11. Process Element

12. Tools All Free, can be downloaded from Internet Server
Web server (apache)
Indexer (Wais/Isis, Harvest, Swish-E, Dienst,Isite)
CGI (YNIS, wwwwais, perl scripts, PHP, dll)
Database (POSTGRESQL, Mysql, Msql, dll)
OS (Unix FreeBSD, Linux)
Mail achiving (hypermail, MhonArc, Procmail)
Client
Web Browser (IE, Netscape)
Adobe Acrobat reader
All Free, can be downloaded from Internet

13. Implementation

14. Catalog Search Databases collection Select database Search result
view
Librarian
response
Ordering

15. Pandangan Yang Lebih Luas

16. Pertanyaan .. Teaching based vs. Learning Based
Konsumen Informasi vs. Produsen Knowledge
Copyright vs. Copyleft
Badan Akreditasi vs. Masyarakat
Akreditasi vs Pengakuan Masyarakat
Ijazah vs. Pengakuan Masyarakat
Pendidikan Formal vs. Informal
Kurikulum Nasional vs. No Kurikulum

17. Filosofi Dasar

18. Model Sirkulasi Pengetahuan ..