How to organize documents in KM?

Hi all,
Can somebody comment on as how to organize the documents in KM.Is there any standard guideline to follow while creating folders and sub folders in KM so that while viewing a user will get a classified structure of documents which he/she can browse easily.
thanx and regards,
anuradha

HI
Repositories in KM can be organized on the basis of functional requirements and actually real time way of keeping the doccuments in folders structure there is no such hard and fast rule .to make user view a classified doccuments you can use KM Navigation Iview as well KM Doccument iviews for specific doccuments. Each KM Iview available in PCD has a specific purpose which need to be studied throughly before implementing and when you create one it specifically states you the purpose of the iview and always remember the path property in any KM iview is important for doccuments to be displayed and navigated in the repository.
Hope this helps u
With Regards
Subrato kundu
IBM
SAP Enterprise Portal Technology Consultant

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