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Knowledge-based systems (KBS) are computer programs that capture human expertise and transfer it to a computational environment, supporting complex processes such as decision-making, learning, and problem-solving. KBS consists of fundamental components including a knowledge base and an inference engine, and constitutes a major subfield of artificial intelligence (AI). These systems assume the function of encoding, storing, sharing, and utilizing expert knowledge as a decision-support tool when n

Tacit Knowledge within Talent Management refers to the implicit, experience-based knowledge that employees accumulate over time but is not easily documented or transferred. Effective talent management ensures that this valuable knowledge is retained within the organization by facilitating knowledge-sharing practices, such as mentorship, on-the-job training, and informal interactions, to prevent its loss when employees leave or retire. Organizations are losing their talented workers due to differ