Knowledge, Action, and Context: A Process View on Knowledge Management

CITES Agarwood experts group meeting

Uwe V. Riss

Others  :  http://CEUR-WS.org/Vol-130/Riss.pdf
PID  :  49963

来源: CEUR

【 摘 要 】

The relation between knowledge and action is discussed. It is shown that knowledge comprises two aspects, a dynamic one and an expectative one. The former refers to control of individual action, while the latter refers to expectation of success of possible action. Both views ground on success of action as point of reference. In this respect propositional knowledge does not differ from practical knowledge. This view is compared to the analytical characterization of knowledge as justied true belief. Consequences for knowledge management (KM) are discussed.