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Does Agency Have Knowledge Management Training and/or Mentoring Programs for Staff Transferred to New Jobs, New Hires, or those New to Leadership?What Initiatives Have Led to Successful Participation in Knowledge Management Practices?
Pages 35-36

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... • Ohio commented that one of their most successful programs for succession planning and knowledge transfer is the Engineer-in-Training program. Texas commented that the Pavement Forensics KMS Project includes a marketing plan for promoting the Pavement Forensics KMS when it gets closer to implementation.
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