How Knowledge Transfer Positions Businesses for Success #FutureofWork #FOW 003

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Companies of all sizes are constantly looking for a competitive edge to when it comes to driving sales and increasing revenue. All too often their focus is on technology and tools, rather than the human resources and the vast wealth of knowledge these individuals possess. In fact, in far too many instances, there’s not only no consideration given to these human resources and their expertise, but also no plan in place to capture and transfer that knowledge to others within the organization. Technology is great, but it doesn’t replace experience and intimate, insider knowledge about a company’s history, products, services, customers, and the like. In this episode of Future of Work, BMG’s Shelly Kramer is joined by Eric Vidal to tackle the topic of knowledge transfer and how to leverage and maximize this critical business asset. You’ll find the full recap of the show here: How Knowledge Transfer Positions Businesses for Success

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