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Wiig KM Model
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WIIG HIERARCHY OF KNOWLEDGE FORMS
Content
THE WIIG KM Matrix
- Introduction
- Form of semantic network
- Model dimensions
- Wiig KM model
- Degrees of internalization
- Knowledge forms & types
- The Wiig KM matrix
- The Wiig hierarchy of knowledge
forms
G.Munkhzul
management-4
Internalization of knowledge
Semantic Networks
- Refinement of Nonaka & Takeuchi's internalization
Different perspective on the same knowledge content
NOVICE
BEGINNER
COMPETENT
EXPERT
MASTER
Types of knowledge
Factual knowledge
Expectational
knowledge
Examples
- Judgments
- Hypotheses
- Expectations
- Data
- Casual chains
- Measurements
- Readings
- intuition
- hunches
- preferences
in our decision making
Forms of Knowledge
Methodological
knowledge
Public knowledge
Conceptual
knowledge
- Reasoning
- Strategies
- Decision-making methods
- Other techniques
- explicit
- taught
- routinely shared
KNOWLEDGE
Example:
- learning from past mistakes
- forecasting based on analyses of trends
Available in the public domain
- Systems
- Concepts
- Perspectives
- published book
- information on a public website
Shared expertise
- Knowledge workers and shared in their work/embedded in technology
- Communicated via specialized languages and representation
Introduction
Semantic network
Knowledge organized within semantic network
- multiple-entry path
- different knowledge
task
Some useful dimensions
Connectedness
Completeness
- well-understood
- defined relations
Personal knowledge
Congruency
Different knowledge objects
How much relevant knowledge is available from given
source?
Karl M.Wiig
- Facts
- Concepts
- Perspectives
- Values
- Judgments
- Associative and
relational links
- Least accessible
- Most complete form
- More tacit than explicit
- Used nonconsciously in work, play and daily life
Consitent
human mind
knowledge bases
- No logical inconsistencies
- No internal conflict
- No misunderstandings
form of semantic network
Perspective and Purpose
Knowledge
Know-how
- KM Model
- 1993
Organized
We "know something" but often from a particular point of view for a specific purpose.
- what use will be made of knowledge
VALUABLE
USEFUL
Knowledge
Wiig's
KM Model
Model for Building and using knowledge