In the face of the economic crisis in many productive sectors, generated by the COVID-19 virus pandemic, and being this understood as a "black swan-like" event, the need of to identify ways to reactivate the means of production was detected, in order to achieve the economic normality as soon as possible. To do this, it was decided to analyze models already implemented in organizations, which have shown great efficiency and which, due to their characteristics, can function as an aid to economic reactivation; or failing that, adapt a model to the economic reality of the current situation. For this, it was decided to make an analysis of models already presented in previous academic works, which have shown great efficiency and that due to their characteristics can function as an aid to economic recovery; or failing that, adapt one of the existing ones to the current economic reality.This research sought to reach the stage of formulating the Knowledge Management model that is most adapted to economic reality, and to evaluate its ease of implementation in companies, so that they can reactivate themselves financially and begin to give movement to the economy.from the knowledge generated in them.