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        Knowledge Management

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        Software Provider and Product Assessment

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        All enterprises maintain storehouses of knowledge about themselves and their activities. Knowledge management is the practice of using technology to organize that information for practical purposes: to create it, store it, keep it current and make it accessible to employees when needed. Knowledge is fundamentally different from data; it is made up of data, but it adds critical context that allows it to be used or evaluated in particular situations.

        In customer experience management (CXM) situations, enterprise knowledge can consist of customer histories, product details, insights and commentaries on products by users and developers—essentially any recorded information that is deemed notable and potentially beneficial for someone to use in the course of interacting with customers. Knowledge management software is available as both standalone niche tools and as part of comprehensive CXM suites. In either case, it is focused mainly on helping employees record organizational insights so that they can be reused when context demands.

         
         

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