The trick is that without some understanding of the types of content you have, that becomes a really time consuming process and potentially one that's inconsistent. Where we've seen it most successful is if you're not doing it on an individual piece of content basis but do it on the content type basis. We use Guru to create a center of organizational knowledge where different pieces of information can point to the source material regardless of where it lives in our actual tech stack.
Enterprise Knowledge CEO Zach Wahl speaks with Maureen "Mo" Weinhardt, Director of Knowledge Management & Content Creation at Mach49, a growth incubator for global industries. An avid learner, Mo’s passion for developing exceptional people, programs, and content inspires her work to improve complex organizational systems and support dynamic, cross-functional teams.
In conversation with Zach, Mo discusses how the scope of Knowledge Management affects daily meetings, KM's role in managing the technical stack at Mach49, the creation and curation of learning content, and much more.
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