Knowledge management systems (KMS)permit organizations to
A)store employee solutions to specific problems in a shared database.
B)learn from individuals external to the organization.
C)perform background checks on potential employees.
D)gain competitive business intelligence on competitors.

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Knowledge management systems store knowledge and expertise within an organization, including solutions to specific problems, in a centralized location that can be accessed by all members of the organization. The system is designed to capture and share knowledge and best practices to improve decision-making, problem solving, and innovation. Choices B, C, and D do not relate to the function of a KMS.

Knowledge Management Systems (KMS)permit Organizations to