nagement is the management of information." Behaviorisms think that "knowledge management is the management of people." Eclectics think that "knowledge management should not only manage information and people, but also to connect people and information management; knowledge management should integrate information processing with innovation of the human beings, for enhancing organizational capacity to adapt to the environment." Eclectic views promote interaction and information exchanges between technical and behaviorism that allows them to learn from each other. Thus, eclectic views implement the views of knowledge manage- ment more systematically and comprehensively than the other two schools and SO it can be accepted by the business world. For the last few years, this school³ is the mainstream in the development of knowledge management. 12.6.1 KM Architecture The KM architecture for mobile communications at a high level is composed of five elements, namely knowledge components, knowledge management process, information communications technology, or- ganizational structure and corporate culture, and country atmosphere as shown in Figure 12.7 [18]. 12.6.1.1 Knowledge Components It includes knowledge definition and knowledge categories, which has often been viewed differently by various researchers. The researchers have identified knowledge from two perspectives: theoretical and practical. The theoretical perspective mainly deals with definitions and content aspects, particularly looking into the distinctive interpretations and relationships among data, information and knowledge, whereby knowledge is distinguished from information or data. However, in a practical perspective, researchers are more interested in the nature of knowledge (or dimensional aspects) and its operational domain aspects. A broad range of thoughts on the KM discipline exists with no unanimous agreement; approaches vary by author and school. Technology Management Org & Corporate Culture Organization Corporate KM Process Knowledge Components K 