The World Bank's Definition of Knowledge Management

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KAM is one of those funny terms that means so many different things to different people and different organizations. I think for many, especially when you think about some of the folks that come from more on the research academic side, it's very much in the realm of knowledge generation. From a definition perspective, I think it's that actionable knowledge. So it's not a nice meat definition, it's a messy definition.

In this episode of the Knowledge Cast, EK CEO Zach Wahl speaks with Margot Brown, Director of Knowledge Management at The World Bank Group. Margot has been at The World Bank Group for 5 years where she focuses on knowledge and information strategies that take the unique combination of people, content, products and services and turn it into a competitive advantage.

Margot's has over 15 years experience in Knowledge Management with previous work at organizations like KPMG and Canada Health Inforway serving in Director level roles.

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