NASA NTRS · 19940008927
User observations on information sharing (corporate knowledge and lessons learned)
Abstract
The sharing of 'corporate knowledge' and lessons learned in the NASA aerospace community has been identified by Johnson Space Center survey participants as a desirable tool. The concept of the program is based on creating a user friendly information system that will allow engineers, scientists, and managers at all working levels to share their information and experiences with other users irrespective of location or organization. The survey addresses potential end uses for such a system and offers some guidance on the development of subsequent processes to ensure the integrity of the information shared. This system concept will promote sharing of information between NASA centers, between NASA and its contractors, between NASA and other government agencies, and perhaps between NASA and institutions of higher learning.
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Montague, Ronald A., Gregg, Lawrence A., Martin, Shirley A., Underwood, Leroy H., Mcgee, John M.. 1993-09-01. User observations on information sharing (corporate knowledge and lessons learned). https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19940008927
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