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A management expert suggests ways that agencies can bridge gaps left by departing employees. Social entrepreneur Judy Estrin says government cannot afford to live off innovation from years past. A company’s track record can count for a lot in future contracts — if federal agencies know what it is Group hopes the next administration will make knowledge management a higher priority.
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KM experts dispute age gap
Committee leaders seek info on HSIN Next Gen
Editorial: A call for nominations
Schlarman: New FISMA is the wrong solution
Burton: Past performance, future results
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Advice from a talent manager
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Advice on renewing innovation
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Performance: Past is prologue
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KM advocates seek policy boost
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