The development of Knowledge Management Systems (KMS) demands that knowledge be obtained, shared, and regulated by individuals and knowledge-sharing organizational systems such as Knowledge Repositories. One kind of Knowledge Repository, known as Knowledge Yellow Pages or People-Finder Systems, are repositories that attempt to manage knowledge by pointing to experts possessing specific knowledg...

Knowledge management systems (KMSs) that provide the necessary infrastructure to implement the KM process have become the backbone of the organizations. For example, employees avoid taking mistake again through KMS reuse. This issue has raised the concern of not only practitioners but also MIS research. Task technology fit (TTF) is the theory that has emerged in recent literature of KMS utiliza...

Early warning system (EWS) is a technology to mitigate risk is used to disseminate timely information. Then knowledge management system (KMS) is used to support for decision facilitation will integrate with EWS to disseminate timely information with proactive early warning. Issues on timeliness for timely reporting and decision facilitation are regarded as main challenge for mitigation of risk....

To solve complicated problems, people often seek input from others. Knowledge management systems (KMSs) provide help in this activity by offering a computer-mediated approach to information sharing. However, if the KMS contains content that is obsolete or incomplete, those using the system may expend greater amounts of effort to detect what content is worthwhile or they risk relying on poor inp...