Harmony in Expertise: Orchestrating Human Resources for Optimal Knowledge Management Impact

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Dr Zoofishan Hayat
Muhammad Ahmad

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This article seeks to demonstrate the benefits of employing an integrative methodology that merges the management of human resources (HRM) with knowledge management (KM). By combining these two areas of expertise, they can synergistically enhance and bolster one another, leading to enhanced organizational efficiency and achievement. This compilation comprises a series of scholarly articles that investigate the interconnectedness between (KM) knowledge management and (HRM) human resource management, while also presenting empirical evidence to substantiate this relationship. The writers are convinced that the articles will provide both captivating and valuable reading material, while also contributing to the growth and improvement of current research on the association between Km and HRM. The present analysis does not provide a comprehensive examination of the interrelationships between Human Resource Management (HRM) and Knowledge Management (KM). Nevertheless, it serves as an effective initial endeavor towards exploring this subject matter. Despite the significant similarities between Human Resource Management (HRM) and Knowledge Management (KM), there is a scarcity of research that explicitly establishes a connection between the two. The paper presents a valuable resource of information and pragmatic guidance regarding the potential benefits of integrating the two disciplines to improve organizational performance. This article addresses a notable void in the current body of scholarly work, catering to the needs of both researchers and professionals by examining the advantages of integrating KM with HRM.

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Dr Zoofishan Hayat

School of Computing, Engineering and Physical Sciences University of the West of Scotland

Muhammad Ahmad

School of Business and Creative Industries University of The West of Scotland