The Role of Knowledge Management Process and Intellectual Capital as Transitional Variables between Knowledge Management Infrastructure and Organization Performance

The aim of this study was to assess the interconnections of knowledge management systems, knowledge management mechanism, intellectual capital, and organizational efficiency. While organizations make extensive use of knowledge management technology, it has not been thoroughly researched to achieve their optimum financial and non-financial efficiency. Organizations therefore need to maximize their performance by maximizing the capacity to handle information through the transfer of human properties,from tangible to intangible wealth, where the new market passes. This thesis has followed a positivistic theory and deductive method in order to achieve this research's main objective. In addition, the study used a quantitative approach, since the causal relationship between variables is investigated. In order to check a convenience sample of food industry workers in Jordan, a questionnaire-based survey was conceived. Surveyed data were examined following modelling procedures for structural equation.The research illustrates the possible benefits to the food industry market in Jordan of the application of information management, intellectual capital and organizational productivity skills. The results showed that WMT has a positive effect on the information management method. This also provides recommendations for future studies. The approach of management of knowledge also has a positive impact on ICO and the management of the relationship between information management systems and productive capacity. Nevertheless, the system for information management did not favorably align with success of the company. Thepresentfaultless is structured to enable administrators and decision-makers to improve their organization skills and financial and non-financial success of their company by leveraging the framework for organizational information management and approaches to intellectual capital.