Knowledge Management Audit: Burger King Corporation Importance of Knowledge Management Knowledge management is essential within a business, as it enables individuals involved in the enterprise to gain a more complex understanding of the goals and principles associated with the company they work in. Consequent to this, people can concentrate on improving the firm as a whole and in providing customers with a better experience. Overview of Burger King KM strategy, in particular the

Knowledge Management Titan Industries' Knowledge Management Titan Industries' Best Practices in Knowledge Management The ability of Titan Industries to attain best practices so rapidly in their Knowledge Management (KM) implementation illustrates how effective this strategic initiative can be in unifying business managers and Information Technology processors to a common objective. Global outsourcing leader Tata Information Systems is the subsidiary that owns Titan, so it is understandable how a very high priority was

Knowledge Management: Intellectual Capital Development The research identifies that information and technology economy is increasing competition in the business environment, as businesses strive to maintain knowledge. The business world is driven towards focusing on globalization and liberalization, expansion and protection of business assets including corporate knowledge with the intention of increasing competitive advantage. This research identifies knowledge management as a key ingredient in the management of intellectual capital and gaining a competitive

Knowledge Management Best Practices in Services Industries The ability to stay on in step with customers' rapidly changing needs is only possible when a company completely commits itself to transforming data into information, while also capturing and using tacit and implicit knowledge. As this analysis will illustrate, data, information and knowledge are multifaceted and have many implications across the lifecycle of a business in general and customers specifically. Concentrating on how

Knowledge Management Succession Plan Strategy KBR Australia Knowledge Management Succession Plan Strategy Kellogg, Brown Root (KBR) is an international company founded by Brown and Root in 1960 as Kinhill Engineers, and has gone through various changes over the years. A significant chapter in its history occurred in 2007, when it was split from Halliburton, to become a fully independent company. KBR's Australian division has offices in Melbourne, Adelaide, Canberra, Sydney, Brisane, Perth,

Tarsam needs to make this a very high priority to gain the trust of their customers, and the credibility to win new prospects over to purchasing from then. There are three approaches the company can take to accomplish this. The first option is to create a self-managed Web content management system that Tarsam completely creates on their own. Defining a system administrator for it, the it aspects of the system