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This chapter discusses the concept of organizational knowledge and how it can be managed in business
settings effectively. For this purpose, first, different perspectives on knowledge were introduced (possession and practice perspectives), and various definitions of the concept were compiled from the literature.
Following that, a more specific concept, organizational knowledge, and two distinct approaches (rational
and multifaceted perspectives) to the management of this form of knowledge were discussed in detail. In
this section, taxonomic studies were also incorporated to confer different assumptions towards organizational knowledge explicitly. Understanding these assumptions is critical since it would give hints on
how to manage knowledge in such settings. The chapter is finalized by explaining the dimensions of the
knowledge management process.