
Self-Management
A presentation on self-management. Self-management and self-awareness are acquired in early childhood, as a child forms this awareness during upbringing by adopting the values of their parents.
The current era is witnessing rapid developments and successive changes driven by the knowledge explosion and advances in information and communication technologies. As scientific and technological progress accelerates, universities have become the primary source for generating new ideas and driving innovation.
The presentation explores the major difficulties facing knowledge production, including:
Difficulty in measuring the value and performance of intellectual assets
Challenges in assessing the impact of knowledge production on organizational performance
Obstacles in quantifying the knowledge input in the production process
Strict intellectual property controls in some countries that may limit knowledge output
Insufficient budget allocation for scientific research in certain governments
The material serves as a practical reference for those interested in scientific research and institutional knowledge management. It examines the role of knowledge in sustainable development and how organizations and societies can leverage intellectual capital for long-term growth, despite the structural and financial barriers that often stand in the way.
Researchers and academics interested in knowledge production and scientific advancement, institutional knowledge management specialists, managers and department heads focused on knowledge development strategies, scientific research and intellectual property practitioners
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