Managing culture and knowledge. Guide to good practiceSummary Culture is a highly significant factor in the management of knowledge and can have a large and profound influence on success and failure. Successful implementation of a Knowledge Management programme is very dependant on culture. This document takes the form of a workbook, and as such is intended to help the reader before, during and after implementation. It expands on the base provided by PAS 2001 looking at the cultural issues that those

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