Knowledge Management, Project Management, and Maturity
The concept of knowledge management is embedded within project management practice with the practice of collecting, reviewing, storing, and converting “lessons learned” in organizational process assets. Leadership employing project-led strategic management can freely draw upon project management to advance knowledge management. Further, the optimization of practices, as well as knowledge collection, results in the maturing of the organization from a process perspective. These ideas are introduced and explained in Chapter 10.
The guide to the project management body of knowledge has long included the capture of “lessons learned” throughout the project followed by a review of lessons ...
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