TRAINMOR-KNOWMORE
 

TRAINing Material in ORganisational KNOWledge Management for European ORganisations & Enterprises
 
A pilot Leonardo Da Vinci project

Welcome to the website of TRAINMOR-KNOWMORE project

TRAINMOR-KNOWMORE is a pilot project  supported by the Leonardo da Vinci Programme. Its aim is to develop and test training material, methodologies, practices and tools (knowledge audit tools) in support of Organisational Knowledge Management. Knowledge Management is a new management practice, which is expanding day by day. According to our approach, knowledge, which is one of the most important intangible organizational assets, must be systematically exploited in order for organizations to develop and sustain a competitive advantage. Although the importance of Knowledge Management is now being recognized by most companies as well as by other organizations (Universities, public R&D institutions, etc.) the necessary tools and practices in a European context are not readily available. The TRAINMOR-KNOWMORE partners aim to address this gap.

Finding the necessary information and tools to address questions regarding Knowledge Management (K.M) is often difficult. As a result, 11 partners from ?>Ireland, Greece, Cyprus, Germany, Austria, Bulgaria and Romania have created a Knowledge Management training platform (web-portal). This platform allows managers and employees with an interest in K.M to answer most of their queries regarding Knowledge Management such as, how it should be implemented, the conditions necessary for implementation, etc. In addition, this website is designed to inform users about the TRAINMOR-KNOWMORE partners, project activities and the training services offered as well as the various products available (knowledge audit tool, methodology, etc). Moreover, having being developed as a K.M portal, this site offers useful information on complementary issues such as K.M researchers, practitioners and consultants as well as K.M case studies from European organisations.

This project has been funded with support from the European Commission. This publication [communication] reflects the views only of the author, and the Commission cannot be held responsible for any use which may be made of the information contained therein.

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