This briefing outlines 25 principles in five groups, based upon the writer's own experience of creating and managing virtual knowledge teams. It includes a further reading list and references to relevant web-sites. 50 questions to assess your KM capabilities. They provide a useful diagnosis along ten critical dimensions. Each group is accompanied by explanatory material and exemplars of world-class practice.
Guidance is given on how to carry out the assessment in practice, along with some real results.
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