Information and Knowledge Management
Published 1 January 2013
Larry Winter Roeder, Albert Simard
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This chapter explores the emerging role of information and its sister component knowledge management in the development and management of diplomatic initiatives and how each component impacts the two teams so that they can interact effectively.
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This chapter explores the emerging role of information and its sister component knowledge management in the development and management of diplomatic initiatives. Diplomatic initiatives have both HQ and field teams, so this chapter shows how each component impacts the two teams so that they can interact effectively.
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