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        <b>Personal knowledge management (PKM)</b>
      
      
         is a concept that has grown out of a combination of 
      
      
        <u>knowledge management </wiki/Knowledge_management></u>
      
      
         (KM) and 
      
      
        <u>personal information management </wiki/Personal_information_management></u>
      
      
         (PIM) and 
      
      
        <u>cognitive </wiki/Cognitive></u>
      
      
         human abilities.
      
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        More particular, the 
      
      
        <b>Personal KM</b>
      
      
         is focused on helping an individual be more effective -- to work better. While the focus 
        is the individual, the goal of the movement is to enable individuals to operate better in 
        groups and in corporations as well. This is as opposed to the traditional view of KM, 
        which appears to be more centered on enabling the corporation to be more effective by 
        "recording" and making available what its people know.
      
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        A core focus of PKM is 'personal inquiry', a quest to find, connect, learn and explore.
      
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