Learning between projects
From NKM WIKIDOC
Definition
Learning between projects is A method used to share learning between projects identify, capture and share good practices and to support joint problem-solving and exchange of lessons learned between concurrent projects
Summary
Learning between projects is about making connections between professionals in a project environment. It is about capturing and sharing the wealth of knowledge gained in projects and includes support for emerging communities of people with common interests, knowledge and practical experiences and real life challenges.
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To [Identification|identify]], capture and share good practices and to support joint problem-solving and exchange of lessons learned between concurrent projects.
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- JohnD
- Combination process tools
- Explicit consolidation tools
- Consolidation long-term tools
- Consolidation tools
- Organization tools
- Reconstruction long-term tools
- Creation process tools
- Creation tools
- Disposal process tools
- Forgetting tools
- Finding process tools
- Finding tools
- Finding content tools
- People finding tools
- Learning process tools
- Implicit capture tools
- Capture tools
- Collaboration tools
- Importation tools
- Learning from communities tools
- Learning from content tools
- Learning long-term tools
- Learning through reflection tools
- Maintenance process tools
- Archive tools
- Information management tools
- Maintenance long-term tools
- Mothball long-term tools
- Storage tools
- Sharing process tools
- Push tools
- Sharing in communities tools
- Tacit sharing tools
- Tacit transfer tools
- Training tools
- Transformation process tools
- Validation process tools
- Validation tools
- Content validation tools
- People validation tools
