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Knowledge Management“Knowledge management” is a term that refers to the cataloging, storage, searching and indexing of job-related information to enable employees to quickly locate information to improve work performance. This differs from “learning on-demand” and training in that knowledge management tries to focus on delivering information and processes, not skills.
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