Legal challenges of Knowledge Management and Knowledge Societies vis-à-vis Corporate Social Responsibility. Case study: Empresa Renderixarte S.A.S. Sincelejo, Sucre, Colombia, years 2023-2024

Knowledge management and knowledge societies arise from the meeting of the components of science, technology, innovation and society. For this reason, it is difficult to imagine a single context in which these elements do not coexist; knowledge today is not limited to academic spaces, precisely because the dynamism and multiplicity of the sciences and their interaction with society make homogeneous visions impossible. The speed at which transformations in different productive environments must be assumed has facilitated the discussion on how knowledge societies, intellectual production and human capital must adapt to the accelerated rhythms of globalization and digitalization. This socio-legal research, with a qualitative approach, through primary and secondary sources, seeks to study the concepts, regulations, doctrine and jurisprudence and to define the progress made in corporate knowledge management in Colombia.The promotion of ethical and sustainable business practices has become a global imperative as stated in several sustainable development goals, which poses significant legal challenges for the Colombian State and the country's productive sector. Therefore, the legal challenges are addressed through a case study applied to a small enterprise (SME) in the city of Sincelejo, Sucre.