In order to work, knowledge-management systems have to be kept live, and there have to be incentives to keep them live. In some sense, the most important source of knowledge is inside people’s heads. You don’t want an organization that’s leakier than necessary. You don’t want too many people cycling out. You need to set up team structures, so that the more experienced people teach the less experienced ones.
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