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. The analysis of how knowledge can be shared and collaborated can be obtainedfrom literature reviews, interviews and questionnaire surveys.c. This research does not require high total cost of ownership.d. This research is able to invent new ideas and approaches in terms of howknowledge can be managed systematically, in order to improve the current stateas well as to prevent the loss of knowledge.e. This research shows how KM is able to maximize the value of HLI’ knowledgebased.The end result of this research would be a proposed KMS known as ‘KnowledgeLink’,which is developed based on the following details:a. Area: Local universities, colleges and institutes (the area of academic) in HLI,within Selangor and KL, Malaysia.b. Environment: Within different campuses or branches.c. Users: Academia such as KM Leader, KM Expert and professors or lecturers.d. Development tools: ASP.Net, MySQL Database Server.1.7. Scope of ResearchThe research of this study is limited to KM in HLI, within Selangor and KL, which onlyinvolves the academia.The survey research with questionnaire is used as the research method to obtain thedata, as it is easier to receive feedback from a large group of samples (refers to theacademia in HLI) without delay. Besides, the interview is another research method usedto retrieve an in-depth understanding of the existing HLI that implementing KM.Nevertheless, most of the academia does not practice knowledge sharing among themand it is also time consuming to observe each sample’s action and daily routine on how8
he or she manages the knowledge, therefore observation method is not applied in thisresearch for data analysis.1.8. Expected Research OutcomeIt is expected that the deliverables at the end of the study would be as follow:a. A KM framework would be constructed specially for HLI.b. A proposed KMS known as ‘KnowledgeLink’ would be developed that enablesthe academia to store, retrieve and share knowledge.1.9. Organization of ThesisChapter 1: IntroductionThis chapter provides an overview of KM, Problem Statement, Research Objectives,Research Questions, Research Hypothesis, Significance of Research, Scope of Researchand the Expected Research Outcomes, Organization of Thesis and ends with Summaryof Chapter 1.Chapter 2: Literature ReviewThis chapter consists of all the research, with the researcher’s reviews and opinions.Chapter 2 begins with the introduction before it explains the important variables for thisresearch, and then follows by a thorough and detailed research on the implication ofKM in current business environment and the HLI. Next, this chapter proceeds to reviewon KM in University of Hradec Kralove, Czech Republic, Multimedia University(MMU), Malaysia and Universiti Putra Malaysia (UPM), then it also covers researchabout KM and E-Learning, and explains the human factors such as believes, culturesand ethnics that affect knowledge sharing. In addition to that, various existing KM9
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