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Question

Let's delve into specific scenarios to illustrate these concepts. Dawn's use of the SECI model has shown how effectively capturing and sharing tacit knowledge can prevent loss when employees leave. Helmut's challenge with missing files during transitions highlights the need for robust KM practices to ensure knowledge continuity. Harry and Imogine's situation emphasizes the importance of preserving critical knowledge during personnel changes. Amid's experiences with the Asian branch underscore the need for culturally sensitive KM practices that encourage participation from all regional offices. To address these issues comprehensively, I propose the following recommendations. First, we should establish a KM framework by developing a strategy that outlines clear roles and responsibilities, ensuring all departments are aligned in their KM efforts. Second, we need to implement technology solutions by investing in advanced KM software and collaborative tools to facilitate seamless knowledge capture and sharing. Third, fostering a knowledge-sharing culture by promoting an organizational culture that values and rewards knowledge sharing will enhance overall communication and collaboration. These recommendations are designed to leverage the multidisciplinary nature of KM, reaching across all departments and divisions. By implementing a structured KM framework, we ensure that knowledge is systematically managed.