Vol: 2, Issue: 3 2012

Page: 58-61

Knowledge Management: A Strategic Weapon for Indian Corporates

Dr. Ravi Prakash

Received Date: 2012-06-07

Accepted Date: 2012-07-06

Published Date: 2012-08-07

The biggest challenge for modern system is changing the mindset from ‘knowledge is power’ to ‘knowledge sharing is even more powerful’. Knowledge creating, application and its dissemination are considered to be the prime activities in the competitive time in almost every field. The present paper comprises of pondering over knowledge management and how it is directly related to the effectiveness of the business activities in order to gain competitive advantage. The managed envision and create their future. Society is increasingly dependent on knowledge management and lifelong learning. Influence or cognitive aspects of knowledge management is that it not only improves the quality of decisions but also brings a healthy competition and highly creative management. It ends up with a focus on the useful mantras of becoming an effective knowledge management company accepting successfully the modern corporate challenges.

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