On the Convergence of Collaboration and Knowledge Management
Nesrine Ben yahia, Narj\`es Bellamine, Henda Ben Gh\'ezala

TL;DR
This paper explores the integration of collaboration and knowledge management technologies, proposing a generic framework to enhance organizational effectiveness through their convergence.
Contribution
It provides a comprehensive understanding of KM and collaboration concepts, discusses their convergence interpretations, and introduces a generic framework for collaborative knowledge management.
Findings
Different interpretations of KM and collaboration convergence
A generic framework for collaborative knowledge management
Enhanced understanding of integration benefits
Abstract
Collaboration technology typically focuses on collaboration and group processes (cooperation, communication, coordination and coproduction). Knowledge Management (KM) technology typically focuses on content (creation, storage, sharing and use of data, information and knowledge). Yet, to achieve their common goals, teams and organizations need both KM and collaboration technology to make that more effective and efficient. This paper is interested in knowledge management and collaboration regarding their convergence and their integration. First, it contributes to a better understanding of the knowledge management and collaboration concepts. Second, it focuses on KM and collaboration convergence by presenting the different interpretation of this convergence. Third, this paper proposes a generic framework of collaborative knowledge management.
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Taxonomy
TopicsKnowledge Management and Sharing · Innovative Teaching and Learning Methods · Innovation and Knowledge Management
