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Definition

Implementation of a KM system is Installing a Knowledge Management System within an organization

Summary

Descriptions

Description

Five stage implementation process

Stage 1 — Orientation
Stage 2 — Strategy formulization
Stage 3 — Design and launch
Stage 4 — Expand and support
Stage 5 — Institutionalize knowledge management

Governance and project reporting structures

Avoiding common pitfalls

Insufficient management commitment
Incorrect business alignment
Underestimating resource requirements
Failing to address cultural issues
Poor communication
Underestimating implementation timescales

Source: Knowledge Management for Nuclear Research and Development Organizations

Description

References

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