Make Stakeholders Explicitly Accountable for Contributing and Applying Knowledge

Published On:
March 31, 2014
Authored By:
APQC
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The best-practice organizations in APQC's Transferring and Applying Critical Knowledge Best Practices Study know that accountability drives behavior, and they hold leaders and representatives from the business accountable for the success or failure of knowledge transfer and reuse approaches

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Type:
Articles
Topics:
Knowledge Management, KM Roles, Governance, and Leadership, Knowledge Retention and Transfer
Industries:
Consumer Products/Packaged Goods, Food/Beverage/Restaurant, Professional Services/Business Services, Software

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