What is Strategic Knowledge

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Strategic knowledge is the fit between procedural knowledge and contextual information, and in practice consists of a wide range of ‘fits’ across interlinking contexts: financial, cultural, political, institutional, technical and legal. It also, crucially, includes knowledge of complexity and complex events. Learn more in: Managing Complex Adaptive Social Systems

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The fit between procedural knowledge and contextual information, and in practice consists of a wide range of ‘fits’ across interlinking contexts: financial, cultural, political, institutional, technical and legal. It also includes complex knowledge, which provides retrospective coherence, and knowledge of emerging properties, as opposed to predictable knowledge. Learn more in: A Knowledge Process Cycle

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What might be termed know-when and know-why. Learn more in: Knowledge Management: The Construction of Knowledge in Organizations