The expanding and increasingly complex nature of information in today's business world is a challenge for many businesses. A Knowledge Management MBA teaches how to collect, organize, and distribute knowledge and information in order to run businesses more efficiently.
This is one of the newest specialized MBA programs that focuses content management, communication, and business intelligence. The Knowledge Management MBA program prepares students to work not only in technical environments but in virtually all types of field where information is key in boosting productivity.

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Western Governors University Indiana

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MBA Healthcare Management

Western Governors University

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MBA --Healthcare Management

Western Governors University Indiana

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MBA in Management

American InterContinental University Online

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Master of Business Administration - Project Management

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Master of Management

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Master of Business Administration with a concentration in Technology Management

University of Phoenix Online

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MBA in Information Technology Management

Capella University

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MBA in Project Management

Capella University

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Master of Business Administration with a concentration in Global Management

University of Phoenix Online

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MBA in Information Technology Management

Jones International University

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MBA in Project Management

Jones International University

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MBA in Global Enterprise Management

Jones International University

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Master of Business Administration: Management Concentration

Strayer University

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