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LO2: Explain knowledge management systems.

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What is the purpose of knowledge management systems?
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To ignore important information
To decrease productivity
To capture, store, and distribute knowledge within an organization
To promote team conflicts

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Q1
What is the purpose of knowledge management systems?
To ignore important information
To decrease productivity
To capture, store, and distribute knowledge within an organization
To promote team conflicts
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Q2
What are some benefits of implementing knowledge management systems in an organization?
Decreased employee satisfaction
Improved decision-making and innovation
Increased workplace conflicts
Higher operational costs
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Q3
How do knowledge management systems help in sharing best practices within an organization?
By providing a central repository for information and expertise
By banning the sharing of information
By limiting access to knowledge
By discouraging collaboration among employees
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Q4
What is the role of knowledge management systems in facilitating organizational learning?
To promote a stagnant environment
To discourage learning and growth within the organization
To capture, share, and leverage knowledge for continuous improvement
To limit access to information
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Q5
How do knowledge management systems contribute to employee training and development?
By providing easy access to learning resources and expertise
By hiding learning resources from employees
By discouraging employee development
By limiting access to training materials
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