Knowledge Management Systems in the Digital Age:Enhancing Collaboration and Decision-Making in Orginizations

  • Munikrishnaiah Sundararamaiah
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Knowledge Management Systems (KMS) have evolved significantly in the digital age, emerging as essential tools for organizations seeking to harness collective expertise, foster collaboration, and drive effective decision-making. This review paper explores the core concepts of KMS, the technologies underpinning them, and their role in enhancing collaborative processes and strategic outcomes. By examining theoretical frameworks, real-time data trends, and case examples, we highlight best practices and emerging challenges in implementing and optimizing KMS in contemporary organizational settings.

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Munikrishnaiah Sundararamaiah. (2025). Knowledge Management Systems in the Digital Age:Enhancing Collaboration and Decision-Making in Orginizations. Journal of Information Systems Engineering and Management, 10(11s), 281–288. https://doi.org/10.52783/jisem.v10i11s.1586

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