In this study, a tool was constructed that supports the process of trying
to organize knowledge newly created after tacit knowledge has been optimized
by applying knowledge management strategies, 3C, a marketing mix, and
various enumeration methods. The tool was verified by quantitative methods,
user feedback studies, and evaluation through comparison with similar tools.
Until now, though some theories regarding the organization of newly created
knowledge have been advocated based on user feedback studies, the method of
concretely applying such theories to real-world business circumstances has not
been presented. In the current study, the tool was tested through use in an actual
administrative project and proved to be more effective than an already-existing
tool used for the organization of newly-created knowledge.