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This chapter opens the third section of the book, “Running a KM Systems Project,” and describes the five project phases required to execute a successful KM implementation. These are project planning and scoping, software selection, design, implementation and testing, and rollout. Software selection is especially emphasized, and this chapter delves into the community/support, features, integration, past performance, and proofs of concept that an organization should consider when updating software. Finally, this chapter contains specialty tips that will help ease your organization into complex project planning.
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Hilger, J., Wahl, Z. (2022). Project Phases. In: Making Knowledge Management Clickable . Springer, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-92385-3_16
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