The SECI model proposed by Nonaka describes knowledge management processes through the conversion of knowledge between tacit and explicit forms. It involves socialization to share tacit knowledge, externalization to articulate tacit into explicit knowledge, combination to synthesize different explicit knowledge, and internalization to embody explicit knowledge into tacit knowledge. The model outlines how knowledge discovery, capture, sharing and application can occur through the interactions of individuals and groups within an organization supported by appropriate knowledge management systems, mechanisms, infrastructure and addressing obstacles.
The SECI model proposed by Nonaka describes knowledge management processes through the conversion of knowledge between tacit and explicit forms. It involves socialization to share tacit knowledge, externalization to articulate tacit into explicit knowledge, combination to synthesize different explicit knowledge, and internalization to embody explicit knowledge into tacit knowledge. The model outlines how knowledge discovery, capture, sharing and application can occur through the interactions of individuals and groups within an organization supported by appropriate knowledge management systems, mechanisms, infrastructure and addressing obstacles.
The SECI model proposed by Nonaka describes knowledge management processes through the conversion of knowledge between tacit and explicit forms. It involves socialization to share tacit knowledge, externalization to articulate tacit into explicit knowledge, combination to synthesize different explicit knowledge, and internalization to embody explicit knowledge into tacit knowledge. The model outlines how knowledge discovery, capture, sharing and application can occur through the interactions of individuals and groups within an organization supported by appropriate knowledge management systems, mechanisms, infrastructure and addressing obstacles.
Combination Socialization Internalization Externalization Exchange Direction Routines
Knowledge Knowledge Knowledge Knowledge
KM Systems Discovery Capture Sharing Application Systems Systems Systems Systems
KM Mechanisms Analogies and metaphors Decision support systems KM Technologies
Brainstorming retreats Web-based discussion groups On-the-job training Repositories of best practices Face-to-face meetings Artificial intelligence systems Apprenticeships Case-based reasoning Employee rotation Groupware Learning by observation Web pages .
Organization Organization IT Common Physical
KM Infrastructure Culture Structure Infrastructure Knowledge Environment Implementation of KM in Organizations Obstacles to SECI model application