Knowledge management framework

Knowledge Management Framework for USGS What is a KM Framework? It is organizational knowledge ... ... created, maintained, and shared as tangible assets and artifacts ... ... with the aid of a "KM-Toolkit" Scope Components of a CDI KM Framework Straw-man Model Information/Knowledge Resources Multi-purpose Websites & Services *Function-specific Tools & Services (KM-Toolkit) * CDI Linkages Some Questions and Issues Workgroup Members Attachments

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