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© KeKma-Audit       - Method       - Process       - RoadMap       - Assessments       - Online Assess Chief Auditor       - Publications Training       - Events Customers Costs Confidentiality Samples/Downloads Contact Us   ©Copyright Dr. Ann Hylton Why the Knowledge Audit Knowledge is the Most Valuable Corporate Asset The Knowledge Audit is a unique 21st Century Management Tool specifically designed to help you to know what you need to know concerning corporate knowledge assets. A Knowledge Audit is a Current Status Health Check which will:      - Discover and Unearth Hidden Knowledge Assets      - Help to Recover lost Knowledge Assets       - Prevent further Knowledge Loss      - Assess your Business Potentials & Capabilities       - Open opportunites for New Business & new ways of doing things The 21st Century is the Knowledge Economy Era. Knowledge is now the most highly valuable corporate ASSET. All Corporate/Organisational Assets must be accounted All Corporate/Organisational Assets must be Audited Stakeholders will increasingly be requiring Knowledge Audits. The Knowledge Audit is set to become one of the most important corporate audits. The Knowledge Audit Report will increasingly become factored into Financial Audit Reports and all other corporate audit report. A Knowledge Audit is essential for Knowledge Management Planning and Implementation. A Knowledge Audit is essential for Corporate Strategy/Planning. The Knowledge Audit is different from any other corporate audit. Many companies fear Auditing and Auditors in general, but you should have NO Fear of a Knowledge Audit. You should welcome the Knowledge Audit, as a Knowledge Audit will Always help you to discover and unearth Hidden and Lost Knowledge Assets, and to secure corporate knowledge . The Knowledge Audit is a unique 21st century Management Tool WARNING: Do NOT under-estimate the complexity of a Knowledge Audit: to do so can be a BIG and costly mistake.  See: How to Conduct a Knowledge Audit Read Dr. Ann Hylton's world acclaimed Knowledge Audit Papers   for rich information on the knowledge audit. Try a quick 2 minute SAMPLE knowledge audit questionnaire