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.
E)is an expensive scan-and-save system for converting paper documents to electronic files.

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A knowledge-management system is a centralized database that stores the experiences and insights of employees throughout an organization. This database can be accessed by all employees and is used to share knowledge, facilitate collaboration, and improve decision-making. It is not intended to limit the amount of information employees store on the network or to test employees periodically. It is also not specifically designed for creating bibliographies or converting paper documents to electronic files.

A Knowledge-Management System