E-Collaboration-Based Knowledge Refinement as a Key Success Factor for Knowledge Repository Systems

E-Collaboration-Based Knowledge Refinement as a Key Success Factor for Knowledge Repository Systems

T. Rachel Chung, Kwangsu Cho
DOI: 10.4018/978-1-60566-652-5.ch052
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Abstract

Electronic knowledge repository systems are fundamental tools for supporting knowledge management (KM) initiatives (Alavi, 2000; King, Marks, & McCoy, 2002). The KPMG Consulting Knowledge Management Research Report 2000 (KPMG, 2000) shows 61% of 423 firms surveyed in the United States and Europe have either implemented or expected to implement repository systems. A follow-up KPMG survey (KPMG, 2003) shows that more than 70% of the firms have either implemented knowledge repositories in the last 2 years or planned to implement them in the next 2 years. Compared to other IT systems for KM, repositories are one of the most widely implemented and used KM tools (KPMG, 2000).

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