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• Motor Vehicle Division program management • Shared by library and agency-wide records management • No one/none assigned • Director of design • Executive director • Two division directors • KM practices are accomplished by each office area • Director and division heads • No individual or unit -- everyone • Director, senior staff, plus shared responsibility of district deputy directors • This is a sometimes in our organization, depending on the project and culture of the unit • Does not reside with any one person or even just one office, maybe the General Services Division • Senior leaders • KM officer.
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WHO HAS OVERALL DAY-TO-DAY ENTERPRISEWIDE RESPONSIBILITY FOR KNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENT PRACTICES? Question 10 was a follow-up to Questions 8 and 9.
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Responses to this question suggest, both as summarized in Figure 5 and in the comments listed in Table F8 in Appendix F, that how documents in differing formats are handled seems to be evolving with no clear consensus on solutions. 0 2 4 6 8 10 12 ST As Se le ct in g Yes, responsibilities are the same No, responsibilities are NOT the same FIGURE 5 Are authority, leadership, and day-to-day overall responsibilities the same for physical and electronic resources.
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