KMS - Knowledge Management System (ISO 30401)
KMS - Knowledge Management System (ISO 30401)
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By document type
| Category | Files |
|---|---|
| Manuals | 2 |
| Policies | 1 |
| Procedures & SOPs | 12 |
| Forms & Records | 13 |
| Checklists & Audit Tools | 4 |
| Registers, Logs & Matrices | 1 |
| Training & Awareness | 2 |
| Guides & Work Instructions | 3 |
Key documents
| Reference | Document | Format |
|---|---|---|
| KMS-MAN-01 | Knowledge-Management-System-Manual | Word |
| KMS-SCH-01 | KMS-Scheme-and-Architecture | Word |
| KMS-POL-01 | Knowledge-Management-Policy | Word |
| KMS-P-03 | Knowledge-Development | Word |
| KMS-P-04 | Knowledge-Conveyance-and-Transformation | Word |
| KMS-C-01 | ISO-30401-Gap-Analysis-Checklist | Word |
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Overview
ISO 30401 is the international standard for knowledge management systems, and it follows the same high-level structure as the other ISO management-system standards, which is how this documentation is arranged. A system manual, a scheme and architecture document and a knowledge management policy set scope and governance. Procedures then work through context and interested parties, knowledge domain prioritisation, knowledge development, conveyance and transformation, risk and opportunity management, objectives and KPIs, competence, communication, documented information, internal audit, management review and corrective action.
Two procedures carry the substance the standard is really about. Knowledge development covers how knowledge is acquired, created, retained and renewed. Conveyance and transformation covers how it moves: from tacit expertise held by individuals to explicit record and back again, and between teams that would otherwise solve the same problem twice. A knowledge domain register makes critical knowledge visible and prioritised instead of assumed, a lessons learned record captures what each project taught, and a culture assessment addresses the behaviour that decides whether any of it gets used.
What this system covers
- Context and knowledge domains — interested parties, scope and the domains prioritised as critical
- Knowledge development — acquisition, creation, retention and renewal of organisational knowledge
- Conveyance and transformation — tacit to explicit, individual to team, and the routes between
- Objectives and measurement — knowledge management objectives, plans and KPIs for knowledge flow
- Lessons learned — capture from projects and incidents, and the improvement action that follows
- Competence and communication — awareness and internal auditor training packages, communication plan
- Knowledge culture — assessment of the behaviours that decide whether people share what they know
- Conformity and improvement — gap analysis against ISO 30401, internal audit and management review
Who it's for
Consultancies, engineering firms, public bodies and other knowledge-intensive organisations, usually driven by an operations director, knowledge lead or quality manager. The trigger is recognisable: expertise walking out with a retirement, onboarding that takes too long, the same mistake repeated in a second region, or a client asking for evidence of a mature approach to intellectual capital. The result is an organisation that retains what it knows and can show a readiness position against ISO 30401.
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