Utilization Of Openkm In The Context Of Iterative Process Automation

Raeh Niken Baghiroh; Faruq Haroky

doi:10.58258/jime.v7i3.2343

Utilization Of Openkm In The Context Of Iterative Process Automation

Raeh Niken Baghiroh, Faruq Haroky

Abstract

This study aims to implement a management management system in a vocational high school in Pandeglang. The literature used as the basis for research is knowledge management, personal knowledge management. The research approach used is an action research approach, because the researcher wants to show changes before and before implementing the action. The results of this study indicate the benefits of using OpenKM in schools that are the object of research.

Keywords

Implementation; Knowledge; Management; Personal; School; Middle; Vocational; Open; Source

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DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.58258/jime.v7i3.2343