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During this session, Habitat for Humanity International discussed how it has expanded its knowledge management function to support global staff, resulting in the development…
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Growth in Content Management and Knowledge Flow
During this session, Habitat for Humanity International discussed how it has expanded its knowledge management function to support global staff, resulting in the development…
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2024 KM Priorities and Predictions Survey Report: Education & Non-Profit Industry
To kick-start 2024, APQC surveyed knowledge management experts and practitioners to determine their highest priorities and top objectives. This research aims to assess KM's…
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Investing in effective enterprise content management processes is crucial for organizations. APQC's research on successful content management programs shows how to formulate…
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Reasons To Invest In Content Management
The importance of investing in enterprise content management processes and structures is becoming more apparent among organizations. Over time, the lack of effective…
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Data and Measures|
Applying Knowledge Management in the Business: Education/Non-Profit Industry Survey Report
In 2022, APQC surveyed KM professionals to learn how KM programs interact with internal customer groups and how KM plays out in different parts of the business. This…
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Robert Wood Johnson Foundation (RWJF) is America’s largest philanthropic foundation dedicated solely to health. Based in Princeton, N.J., it funds a wide array of research…
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How can a development bank leverage knowledge management to make positive change in people’s lives? Dr. Susann Roth, Chief of Knowledge Management at the Asian Development…
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The Intersection of KM and Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion
Many organizations are rethinking their approach to diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI), including how they can curtail bias and encourage diverse voices and perspectives…
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Excellence in Knowledge Management 2020
APQC recognized 12 organizations as winners of its Excellence in Knowledge Management award in 2020. The award is based on analysis from APQC’s KM Capability Assessment Tool,…
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Excellence in Knowledge Management 2021
APQC recognized six organizations as recipients of its Excellence in Knowledge Management (KM) recognition in 2021. The recognition is based on analysis from APQC’s KM…
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On this podcast, APQC’s Mercy Harper talks with Sarah Cummings, Public-Private Partnership and Research Uptake Expert at Wageningen University and founder of the KM for…
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Tools & Templates|
Tools and Templates for Lessons Learned
APQC has studied approaches for capturing and transferring lessons learned for many years. Some approaches rely on facilitated workshops that bring together participants in a…
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Data and Measures|
Knowledge Management Trends Survey Report: Education and Non-Profit Industries
In late summer 2021, APQC surveyed more than 350 knowledge management experts and practitioners about their view of KM’s current state and what they think the future holds…
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What Makes Teach for America Excellent at KM?
Teach for America earned APQC's 2021 Excellence in KM Recognition in honor of achieving Level 3 on APQC's KM Capability Assessment Tool at the enterprise level. This…
Measure Spotlight Results
(1 - 5 of 64 Results)IT analyst/technologist FTEs as a percentage of total KM FTEs
Business liaison/analyst FTEs as a percentage of total KM FTEs
Onshore/co-located personnel (staff) costs directly associated with leading, managing, and supporting the KM program, initiative, or service per $1,000 revenue
Offshore/low-cost delivery center personnel (staff) costs directly associated with leading, managing, and supporting the KM program, initiative, or service per $1,000 revenue
KM change management experts/specialists as percentage of total KM FTEs
