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Knoco stories: How do pilots ensure knowledge is reused?
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One of the biggest challenges is knowledge re-use. How does the aviation industry address this challenge? Image from wikimedia commo...
Knoco stories: How do pilots ensure knowledge is reused? skip to main | skip to sidebar Knoco stories From the knowledge management front-line Monday, 16 May 2022 How do pilots ensure knowledge is reused? One of the biggest challenges is knowledge re-use. How does the aviation industry address this challenge? Image from wikimedia commons I often refer to aviation as a successful example of knowledge management , with lessons captured from every accident and incident and provided to pilots in the form of checklists, or shared through site such as the Skybrary . But how does the aviation industr
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