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On Human and Organizational Memory
Organizational memory mirrors human memory by capturing, storing, and retrieving knowledge for effective use. Through structured acquisition, smart classification, and intuitive retrieval systems, organizations transform individual experience into shared assets, improve decision-making, prevent knowledge loss, and ensure that past insights continuously support present and future performance. If you begin to lose your memory, even in small amounts, you will discover that memor

Naama Halevy
Jul 1, 20057 min read


Role Transition
Role transition is a structured process that ensures critical professional, operational, and managerial knowledge is transferred before employees leave or change roles. Through systematic mapping, active learner involvement, diverse learning methods, and ongoing managerial control, organizations minimize performance gaps, preserve accumulated expertise, and enable successors to build on past achievements rather than start from scratch. Knowledge is one of the main assets driv

Dr. Moria Levy
Oct 1, 20044 min read


Digital Storytelling
Digital storytelling uses video, audio, and multimedia to capture and share organizational knowledge through real experiences. By documenting success stories, lessons learned, orientation tours, and exit narratives, organizations preserve tacit knowledge, convey values and emotions, strengthen learning and continuity, and transform individual expertise into accessible, engaging collective memory. There are many ways to manage and share knowledge, and as has been mentioned man

Dr. Moria Levy
Mar 1, 20012 min read
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