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Beyond Knowledge Management: New Ways to Work and Learn

Practices associated with knowledge management and organizational learning have begun to make substantial contributions to companies’ financial statements—more than $600 million at both BP Amoco and Ford Motor Company. Results like that have spurred 80 percent of companies to launch KM efforts, including the creation of a chief knowledge officer or chief learning officer in 25 percent of companies.

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