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Ensuring Knowledge Continuity during Employee Transitions: NASA Knowledge Capture and Transfer Working Group Report

Tiffany Smith·Michael Bell·Susan Snyder·Stephanie Booth·Ben Bruneau·Swati Patel·Judith Dickinson·Michelle Drabik·Janice Romanin·Samantha Haurie·Michael Lipka·Angela Barnes·Lee Jackson·Bart Singer·Ian Boyd·Carlyn Ellison·Samiksha Gaherwar·Cesar Aaron Gonzalez·Mariah Johnson·Cynthia Johnston·Donald Mendoza·Erica Morrison·Marilyn Ogburn
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Tiffany Smith, Michael Bell, Susan Snyder, Stephanie Booth, Ben Bruneau, Swati Patel, Judith Dickinson, Michelle Drabik, Janice Romanin, Samantha Haurie, Michael Lipka, Angela Barnes, Lee Jackson, Bart Singer, Ian Boyd, Carlyn Ellison, Samiksha Gaherwar, Cesar Aaron Gonzalez, Mariah Johnson, Cynthia Johnston, Donald Mendoza, Erica Morrison, Marilyn Ogburn. 2022-01-17. Ensuring Knowledge Continuity during Employee Transitions: NASA Knowledge Capture and Transfer Working Group Report. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20210026226

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