A knowledge-management system
A)helps companies limit the amount of information employees store on the network.
B)enables organizations to test employees periodically to ensure they are doing adequate research.
C)is a centralized database of experiences and insights of employees throughout an organization.
D)is a tool for creating a bibliography when writing long reports.

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A knowledge-management system is a centralized database of experiences and insights of employees throughout an organization. It aims to capture and share knowledge within an organization to improve decision-making, encourage innovation, and increase efficiency. It does not help limit the amount of information employees store or test employees periodically. It may assist in creating a bibliography, but that is not its primary purpose.

A Knowledge-Management System