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Purpose

The purpose of this paper is to attempt to demystify knowledge management.

Design/methodology/approach

This paper looks at existing literature.

Findings

The paper finds that, in simple words, knowledge management involves three things, namely, knowledge creation, knowledge dissemination and knowledge implementation. It is a comprehensive concept and information systems and human resource management are part of it.

Research limitations/implications

There are serious implications of playing with the concept of knowledge management for researchers and practitioners and by focusing on and bringing it into functional domain like IT; the concept is forced to under perform.

Practical implications

Knowledge management is a strategic management concept drawing from various disciplinary areas.

Originality/value

This paper put things into perspective and clears the confusions and complexities around the concept of knowledge management.

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