
How do communities of practice help people share knowledge?
Communities of practice are knowledge management structures that provide a framework for knowledge management (KM) activities. They allow people to share and learn from each other.
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- Communities need a clear business purpose.
- Design communities according to their primary business intent.
- Support communities with a combination of corporate and business unit funding.
- Solicit active, enthusiastic community leaders.
- Link communities to the knowledge infrastructure.
- Promote communities and the value of participation.
- Communities should be organic.
- Measure community health and impact.
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