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<strong>Chapter</strong> 6: Design and development of Proposed Knowledge Management SystemThe description of <strong>the</strong> proposed KMS known as ‘KnowledgeLink’ which covers systemoverview, system objective, system scope, system limitation, users of <strong>the</strong> proposedsystem, how proposed KMS works, and <strong>the</strong> system development were included in this<strong>chapter</strong>. Besides, diagrams for system and database design are constructed to assist insystem development, thus to provide detailed understanding of <strong>the</strong> system. Uponcompletion of <strong>the</strong> proposed KMS, it is tested with various testing methods whichcontain Unit Testing, Interface Testing and Integration Testing to ensure itsfunctionality and effectiveness. On top of that, Usability Testing is carried out to ga<strong>the</strong>rrespondents’ feedback of <strong>the</strong> proposed KMS.<strong>Chapter</strong> 7: ConclusionLastly, <strong>Chapter</strong> 7 concludes and finalizes this research based on <strong>the</strong> research andanalyzed data that are obtained from <strong>Chapter</strong> 1 to <strong>Chapter</strong> 6. In addition, <strong>the</strong> conclusionfor this research is explained based on different sections such as outcomes of research,impact of KM in HLI, future work of research before it ends with <strong>the</strong> summary of<strong>Chapter</strong> 7.1.10. Summary of <strong>Chapter</strong> 1<strong>This</strong> <strong>chapter</strong> provides an outline of KM, a new field or concepts that involves activitiessuch as storing, capturing, retrieving, distributing, managing and organizing <strong>the</strong>available knowledge, in which <strong>the</strong> knowledge can be categorized as ei<strong>the</strong>r tacit orexplicit knowledge. Issues about problems to be identified through this research havebeen discussed in Section 1.2. Thus, <strong>the</strong>se problems trigger to identify <strong>the</strong> objectives ofthis research, in which one of <strong>the</strong> main objectives is <strong>the</strong> development of a proposed11

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