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KM Essentials: Roadmap To Success
This article summarizes a recent webinar hosted by Cindy Hubert and Lynda Braksiek, from APQC, which covered Knowledge Management (KM) fundamental concepts and highlighted…
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Exploring APQC's Knowledge Flow Process
APQC’s Knowledge Flow Process is a seven-step cycle describing how knowledge is created, identified, collected, reviewed, shared, accessed, and used within organizations…
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Webinars & Videos|
Back to School Edition: KM Essentials Never Go Out of Style!
In this webinar, APQC's Lynda Braksiek and Cindy Hubert discuss the components of a successful Knowledge Management program. They cover the Knowledge Flow Process Framework,…
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Presentation Slides|
Back to School Edition: KM Essentials Never Go Out of Style!
In this webinar, APQC's Lynda Braksiek and Cindy Hubert discuss the components of a successful Knowledge Management program. They cover the Knowledge Flow Process Framework,…
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APQC's Knowledge Flow Process Framework
APQC’s Knowledge Flow Process is a seven-step cycle describing how knowledge flows through organizations. The cycle includes creating, identifying, collecting, reviewing,…
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APQC’s Knowledge Flow Process is a seven-step cycle describing how knowledge flows through organizations. The cycle includes creating, identifying, collecting, reviewing,…
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APQC’s Knowledge Flow Process is a seven-step cycle describing how knowledge flows through organizations. The cycle includes creating, identifying, collecting, reviewing,…
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APQC’s Knowledge Flow Process is a seven-step cycle describing how knowledge flows through organizations. The cycle includes creating, identifying, collecting, reviewing,…
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APQC’s Knowledge Flow Process is a seven-step cycle describing how knowledge flows through organizations. The cycle includes creating, identifying, collecting, reviewing,…
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APQC’s Knowledge Flow Process is a seven-step cycle describing how knowledge flows through organizations. The cycle includes creating, identifying, collecting, reviewing,…
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APQC’s Knowledge Flow Process is a seven-step cycle describing how knowledge flows through organizations. The cycle includes creating, identifying, collecting, reviewing,…
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APQC’s Knowledge Flow Process is a seven-step cycle describing how knowledge flows through organizations. The cycle includes creating, identifying, collecting, reviewing,…
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Managing Process Knowledge
Business processes and associated knowledge are essential to an organization's effective operation. Process and KM teams aim to document, standardize, and optimize how work…
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Tools & Templates|
APQC's Knowledge Loss Risk Matrix
APQC’s Knowledge Loss Risk Matrix is a tool that helps organizations prioritize knowledge needs. The matrix identifies areas of knowledge that are at the highest risk of loss…
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This “KM Essentials” collection explains why organizations should identify strategically important knowledge and outlines techniques for doing so. The collection includes an…
Measure Spotlight Results
(1 - 5 of 55 Results)Percentage of total funding for KM program, initiative, or service from central/enterprise funding source
Percentage of total funding for KM program, initiative, or service from allocations from business units, functions, or groups leveraging KM services
Percentage of total funding for KM program, initiative, or service from sources other than central/enterprise funding source or allocations from business units, functions, or groups leveraging KM services
Number of FTEs that directly support business entity's knowledge management program per $1 billion revenue
Number of FTEs that directly support the knowledge management program as a percentage of total business entity FTEs
