Knowledge Management Success in Practice

Abstract

Knowledge management literature does not provide much guidance on how to measure the success or benefits of doing knowledge management. This paper discusses research that proposes a definition of knowledge management success and dimensions and measures that organizations can use to measure knowledge management success. A nuclear utility engineering organization and professional services firms in Europe are used as surrogate cases to illustrate how these dimensions and measures can be used to demonstrate the success of a knowledge management project.

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