Innovation: Knowledge Management in the Innovating Industries
Keywords:
Innovation, Knowledge Management, Effective Communication, SkillsAbstract
Companies rely on human effort or human intelligent as the main factor to develop and innovate their product or services under their commandments by providing them different means from security equipment and technology. This research aimed to exhibit the role and effectiveness of knowledge in the performance of knowledge management in innovating industries, and the prescriptive views through the revolution of renew and develop industry. The primary purpose for applied this research is discover the importance's of knowledge management in improving and the innovating in the industry to increase the productivity, services and advancement of knowledge management .Also, the research aimed to find out the managers opinion in many companies in such type of administrations, by interviewing some of them in many companies, overview the activities that undertaken by respondents towards developing Knowledge Management program, it was evident that organizations had failed to comprehend the cultural implications of KM. As results of respondent's analysis, the most respondents do not have a fully integrated KM program, so the indicator proven that, In Kurdistan, most organizations have insufficiency of knowledge management, shortage of experience, and suffering from many problems, which appeared in formal measuring constructs for the measurement of the benefits of knowledge assets to organizational performance. As well as the research aimed to analyze the importance of knowledge management in building the process of knowledge system in firms, and the satisfaction of customers need to increase the productivity of organizational though the commitment of innovative. Therefore, Companies that dedicate time and resources to protecting their intellectual property assets can increase their competitive edge. Reversing the poor organization of knowledge resources is a more important cause of the perceived lack of easy access than any failure in communications or lack of staff IT skills or incentives.