The reported outcomes for organisations with sound knowledge management (KM) practices do NOT include:
A)reductions in costs
B)increases in new product sales, manufacturing capacity and corporate profits
C)reductions in service delivery time and
D)start-up time for new ventures
E)improved internal-oriented objective knowledge

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The reported outcomes for organisations with sound knowledge management practices do not include improved internal-oriented objective knowledge. While KM can help improve an organization's internal knowledge-sharing practices, this is not typically listed as a direct outcome or benefit of implementing KM.

The Reported Outcomes for Organisations with Sound Knowledge Management (KM)