- 02.08.2020
'Study without desire spoils the memory, and it retains nothing that it takes in' - Leonardo da Vinci
Most often, one hears of knowledge retention in the context of losing key employees and using techniques such as exit interviews to try to capture their knowledge. In reality, knowledge retention should be integrated into how the organisation operates and start well before a key employee is about to depart. Although it is considered crucial for long term organisational success, few companies have formal knowledge retention strategies.
Knowledge retention involves capturing knowledge in the organisation so that it can be used later. To start, we must ask; what knowledge is at risk? What effect will it have? How can it be retained?
If your company taught something yesterday and has forgotten it today, then the 'Forgetting Curve' has claimed another victim!
With technology where it is, we at TOPP TI believe that no company should be challenged in stimulating it's staff members to harness their skill sets and be inspired to develop them continuously. We are dedicated to building software solutions that will allow your company to quickly locate and utilise the key know-how necessary to transfer skills from one staff member to the next to create a collaboration-based work environment built on complementary synergies.
Watch this short video to learn what our team is doing to make the forgetting curve history for companies looking to put topics such as knowledge retention and talent enhancement at centre stage of their digital transformation program.
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