KNOWLEDGE RETENTION STRATEGY EVALUATION & KNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM DESIGN AT PLASTIC INJECTION COMPANY IN INDONESIA
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Knowledge Loss
Knowlege Retention Strategy
Knowledge Management System

Abstract

The potential of knowledge loss when an employee retires or resigns is high at PT. XYZ a plastic injection company in Indonesia. Therefore, it is required to evaluate their knowledge retention strategy (KRS) and developing a knowledge management system (KMS). The evaluation of KRS using Organizational Knowledge Retention Framework developed by David DeLong and for designing KMS model using the 10-Step KM Roadmap method developed by Amrit Tiwana. Through a well-developed KRS and KMS design model, PT. XYZ can overcome the problem of losing the knowledge that occurs because employees retire or resign.

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