Leveraging Knowledge Management

20 Nov 2017

Controlling and leveraging information assets that are not stored in documents is proving a challenge for many organizations. Capgemini’s Knowledge Management solutions help you manage your intellectual or “human” knowledge to reduce information loss caused by attrition or staff turnover.

Leverage your intellectual and business assets

Capgemini’s Knowledge Management solutions enable you to optimize customer intimacy, human resources and supplier relationships. The benefits of knowledge management services are many and advantages for your stakeholders include:

Employees

  • Greater productivity and efficiency through knowledge re-use
  • Enhanced company culture through increased cross-company collaboration
  • Accelerated learning, training and internal recruitment
  • Increased ability for organizational change management.

Customers

  • Improved customer service and support
  • Greater customer participation in product development
  • More positive and frequent customer interactions.

 

Suppliers

  • Greater integration and development of a network of experts
  • Lower purchasing costs
  • Improved partner/supplier processes.

 

Giving you the tools to transform knowledge management

Our approach to knowledge management integrates innovative processes, tools and solutions. To ensure cost-effectiveness and rapid adoption, our customized processes can include:

  • Integrated architecture framework, to approach and govern all enterprise information management initiatives
  • Knowledge management roadmap and scorecards, to assess your business and technology needs
  • Rapid design and visualization toolkit, to rapidly validate requirements and compress design time cycles

 

Sustaining a competitive advantage

Knowledge management can help clients develop a sustained competitive advantage. Our deep industry knowledge and strong partnerships with leading technology vendors can provide added value to our clients.

An example of our work: we helped a public administration client develop and implement a knowledge management system for its intranet and extranet networks. As a result, the organization’s knowledge sharing and collaboration increased considerably. (Ersa)