Make Critical Knowledge Broadly Accessible

Published On:
February 28, 2014
Authored By:
APQC
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Throughout our 2013 Transferring and Applying Critical Knowledge Best Practices Study, APQC noticed that the featured best-practice organizations strive to deliver critical knowledge to as many people as possible, rather than limiting availability on a "need to know" basis. This type of broad accessibility helps organizations standardize globally and break down silos among teams, locations, and business units.

Also found in Transferring and Applying Critical Knowledge
Type:
Articles
Topics:
Knowledge Retention and Transfer, Knowledge Management, Content Management
Industries:
Consumer Products/Packaged Goods, Aerospace, Professional Services/Business Services, Engineering, Food/Beverage/Restaurant, Government/Military (Federal/State)

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