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Posted by Mezei on June 15, 2001 at 10:47:01:
In Reply to: Fundamentals of KM posted by Denham on June 14, 2001 at 18:54:22:
Thank Denham,
What I'm after is that 'core' event that jumpstarts KM. Since every process has to have a starting point, my question is, is there a ubiquitous starting point for KM? In other words, does the KM process always start the same way? And does it HAVE to start this way? Is their a causal reason for it?That's basically what I hypothesized in the book, what that starting point could potentially be.
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