Philosophical knowledge is understood to include intent and message, and the processes around knowledge include composition, message encoding and decoding, and message interpretation. *

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As a process, knowledge is acquired through experience, perception, discovery or learning, storytelling, transgression, teaching, training, or research. *

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The properties of knowledge capital are a replica of the economic properties of physical and financial capital. *

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The behaviors of financial capital are similar in context to those of the economic properties of physical and knowledge capital. *

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Stockpiling or hoarding knowledge within an organization will certainly increase the long-term value and the continuity of a sustainable process. *

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The knowledge architecture must be able to account for and recognize source ownership and other value-added contributions and one individual or organization can claim exclusive ownership of knowledge. *

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Knowledge is a competitive good, which means its availability does not change regardless of how many times we consume experiences. *

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An organization can accumulate human capital, but unless they share it, use it, or ensure it circulates, it increases its value. *

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Explicit knowledge includes all an individual knows and has learnt throughout a lifetime and is gained through informal learning experiences. *

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Skills and competencies may also include all of the knowledge that an individual gains through experience. *

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Procedural knowledge may take an explicit or a tacit form and it must simply be known, inaccessible, and available. *

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Relational knowledge includes all of the human capital of the individual nodes and the dispersed structural capital of groups of nodes, and it is a level of complexity beyond human knowledge. *

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Reputation is an aspect of relational knowledge because it is a value that is formed and held by multiple agents or sources. *

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Networks and network relationships are an asset that most organizations formally acknowledge. *

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Implementation is a plan or specification for the construction of an object or system. *

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The first point of integration is the organizations relevant business segments, which are part of those business units that have responsibility for the business capabilities and operations that produce or consume the knowledge assets. *

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Enterprise architecture applies architecture principles and practices to guide organizations through the business, information, process, and technology changes necessary to execute their strategy. *

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A good set of principles will be founded in the beliefs and values of the organization and expressed in language that the business understands and uses. *

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A reference model is an abstract framework or description consisting of an interlinked set of clearly defined concepts produced by an expert or body of experts to encourage clear communication. *

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Knowledge accessibility focuses on those aspects of analysis that support accessibility of and to the knowledge asset. *

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