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Knowledge measurement is the practice of numerically evaluating the knowledge resources of an organization. The following are illustrative examples.SizeRaw statistics about the size of your document and media repositories such as the number of documents published.
UseAnalytics that capture the use of knowledge resources such as views.CitationsThe number of citations for a document or a score based on the weight of citations.Measuring knowledge waste such as the percentage of your documents that haven't been viewed by a person in the past month.Asking people to rank knowledge resources on a scale.|
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