Knowledge Management Plan
How can knowledge management plan support strategic choice or positioning?
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Purpose. Use this plan to connect programme participants with useful knowledge, subject-matter expertise and the information created across components. Effective knowledge management reduces reinvention and duplicate work, helps people find proven answers quickly and reserves scarce expert attention for problems that genuinely require new thinking. Application. Prepare the plan early and refine it periodically. Address three complementary capabilities: collecting and sharing knowledge across the programme, connecti
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Purpose, application, discipline.
Purpose
Use this plan to connect programme participants with useful knowledge, subject-matter expertise and the information created across components. Effective knowledge management reduces reinvention and duplicate work, helps people find proven answers quickly and reserves scarce expert attention for problems that genuinely require new thinking.
Application
Prepare the plan early and refine it periodically. Address three complementary capabilities: collecting and sharing knowledge across the programme, connecting people to subject-matter experts, and using programme information systems to identify, store and deliver knowledge assets for work and decisions. Access must remain appropriate to confidentiality, intellectual property, privacy and security.
Completion discipline
Complete the document from current evidence, name its owner and approving authority, and link the plans, registers or decisions that support it. Retain approved versions and review the document whenever a material assumption, dependency, requirement or governance decision changes.
Field summary
Structured sections without protected files.
Document control
Program name, Program manager, Program sponsor, Actual start date
A. Purpose
Purpose
B. Goals and objectives
Goals and objectives
C. Roles and responsibilities
Roles and responsibilities
D. Tools and techniques
Tools and techniques
E. Training and orientation
Training and orientation sessions
F. Metrics
Metrics
G. Rewards and recognition
Rewards and recognition
H. Approvals
Program manager, Program sponsor, Program management office director, Governance Board chairperson
Protected resources
Included resource formats.
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