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Developing & retaining organisational knowledge

A research report focusing on the different approaches for developing and retaining organisational knowledge, including the different roles and responsibilities for effective knowledge management.

It features six organisational case studies – including BBC, KPMG and PPP Healthcare – which highlight practical approaches to building sharing and retaining knowledge. The report also gives some insight into different organisational practices through collaborative learning with other knowledge.

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