Looking to the past for a better future
Resourceful companies build on institutional knowledge to successfully advance their future operations. They document successful best practices, methods, and real-world lessons for reuse in future projects. This is the cornerstone of knowledge lifecycle management (KLM) - finding a way to collect knowledge and distribute it across entire organizations.
Tata Technologies is here to help you harvest the collective knowledge of your organization. We developed the i GET IT® Web-based knowledge management system to help companies securely capture engineering knowledge and distribute it to targeted individuals or groups.
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The four key steps for successful knowledge management and transfer:
Established processes and best practices, as well as lessons learned during product development.
Documented knowledge in a learning management system (LMS) - software for delivering, tracking, and managing training.
Users access the LMS for training specific to their job functions.
The newly acquired knowledge is applied to future projects, resulting in faster problem solving, shared understanding, and more efficient processes.
Tata Technologies created i GET IT to support the entire knowledge lifecycle from knowledge collection through knowledge dissemination. i GET IT employs a five-step process known as Close Loop Learning:
Your intellectual property is one of your market differentiators. Our approach to knowledge management honors your intellectual property and provides these key benefits:
- Store, organize, and distribute product development knowledge
- Information is securely hosted and controlled with role-based access
- Knowledge is disseminated as it directly relates to each individual’s role
- Reports, assessments, scores, and course progress are available
- Remedial courses are available that re-test users on their deficiencies
- Learn at your own pace from anywhere in the world
- Eliminate travel costs, time away from work, and instructor fees
Knowledge Lifecycle Management Clients Include:
The Boeing Company