Knowledge Management | Faculty of Technical Sciences

Subject: Knowledge Management (17.IM1120)

Native organizations units: Department of Fundamentals Sciences, Chair of Production Systems, Organization and Management

General information:

Category	Professional-applicative
Scientific or art field	Teorijska i primenjena matematika Proizvodni i uslužni sistemi, organizacija i menadžment
ECTS	5

Subject Knowledge Management aims to introduce students to the basic characteristics of the knowledge economy, the basis of the theory of managing the flow of knowledge bases and methodologies for monitoring and measuring the intellectual capital of the organization.

The student has mastered the concept of strategy based on knowledge, latest methods of monitoring and managing the invisible capital firms, ie. managing the flow of knowledge. The student kompententan to further education and work in the Real environment analyzes and create solutions using the most advanced methods of managing the flow of knowledge.

Fundamentals of the theory of knowledge management. Basic characteristics of the knowledge-based economy. Learning Organization. Knowledge worker. The principles of managing the flow of knowledge. Stages of the process of managing the flow of knowledge. COP 's-Community experts to support formal organizational structure. Flow management case studies knowledge. Methods for measuring and monitoring the organization's intellectual capital. IAM (Intangible Asset Monitor), Value networks.

Lectures, computer exercises and auditory. Lectures presents the theoretical part of the curriculum, followed by typical case studies. For auditory and computer exercises, students solve case studies extending the theoretical knowledge acquired.

Authors	Title	Year	Publisher	Language
Verna Allee	www.alleetoolkit.com	2003	www.alleetoolkit.com	English
Karl Eric Sveiby	www.sveibytoolkit.com	2003	Multimedijalna interaktivna internet aplikacija	English
Housel, T.	Knowledge Management	2000	University of Southern California, LA	English
	The Knowledge Management Fieldbook	2000	Financial Times Prentice Hall	English
Tissen, R., Andriessen, D., Deprez, F.	Value Based Knowledge Management	1998	Addison Wesley Longman, Amsterdam	English