Building Mathematical Models for Company Strategy Formulation in Implementing Knowledge Management Systems

This manuscript provides an overview of building a mathematical model to formulate the conditions of a company's knowledge management system that is currently running. Tight competition in the business world makes efforts to seek innovation from several knowledge assets owned by organizations to maximize the use of intangible asset resources available to each individual and organization. Through optimal management, a competitive advantage will be obtained for the company by obtaining innovative ideas based on knowledge management theory. The use of factor analysis methods can be used to look for determining factors for the success of implementing a knowledge management system (KMS) and regression analysis methods can also be used to build mathematical models. The research results provide strategies to improve success factors in KMS implementation and contribute to the development of more effective and efficient implementation strategies for knowledge management and organizational goals toward corporate competitive advantage.