Knowledge & Data Management

Evaluates how effectively your organization captures, stores, and utilizes information.

Key Areas

  • Knowledge Base: Capturing and sharing organizational knowledge
  • Data Governance: Establishing data policies and standards
  • Information Architecture: Structuring data for accessibility
  • Data Quality: Ensuring accuracy and reliability of information
  • Knowledge Sharing: Promoting collaboration and information exchange

Maturity Journey

Initial (1.0–1.9)
Ad-hoc knowledge management with minimal documentation and inconsistent practices.
Developing (2.0–2.9)
Basic knowledge repositories with some documentation and reactive data management.
Established (3.0–3.9)
Defined knowledge framework with consistent data governance and regular reviews.
Managed (4.0–4.4)
Measured knowledge performance with proactive data quality management and integration.
Optimized (4.5–5.0)
Strategic knowledge management with advanced analytics and continuous improvement.