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What Does Knowledge Management System Mean?<\/span><\/h2>\n

A knowledge management system (KMS) is a centralized repository that\u2019s used to organize, store and share organizational knowledge with employees and customers.<\/p>\n

Capturing information in a knowledge management system ensures that employees are able to easily access the information they need in real-time — even if the knowledge holder has changed jobs or has left the organization entirely. In customer service, a knowledge management system allows marketers and customer support teams to quickly create content for customer self-service<\/a> portals, FAQ web pages, and chatbot responses.<\/p>\n\t

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Knowledge management system (KMS) software is designed to leverage an organization’s pooled knowledge (knowledge base<\/a>) and improve operational efficiencies. Key components of a KMS support an organization\u2019s ability to:<\/p>\n