Knowledge Management Using Cloud Computing in Higher Educational Institutions

"Knowledge" is a vital resource for organisation that should be gathered, safeguarded, & disseminated. It should be used to inform decisions. "Cloud-based Computing" and “Knowledge Management” solutions help organizations manage their information and boost productivity by fusing traditional organizational methods with cutting-edge technology. This study specifically looks at cloud-based software services to explore how organizations use ubiquitous computing to adopt innovative software development and delivery approaches. The study’s findings show that factors like complexity, compatibility, relative advantage, security, privacy, and trust, as well as reputation and KM practices (knowledge accessibility, storage, application, and sharing), have a significant and positive impact on whether cloud-based software services are adopted. “Coordination and communication” problems are the cornerstone of winning remote “development and innovation” practices. The conclusion also lend credence to the idea that the effects of cloud services and knowledge management practices can be attenuated by spatial (cultural) diversity.