Guidance

Knowledge Asset Management Strategies: guidance for public sector organisations

Guidance to help public sector organisations develop a Knowledge Asset Management Strategy (KAMS).

From:
Government Office for Technology Transfer and Department for Science, Innovation and Technology
Published
24 August 2023
Last updated
27 March 2024 — See all updates

Documents

Knowledge Asset Management Strategies: what to include and where to start (accessible version)

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Knowledge Asset Management Strategies: What to Include and Where to Start

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Details

Developing a Knowledge Asset Management Strategy (KAMS) is a recommendation in the Rose Book and Managing Public Money.

This guidance is to help public sector organisations develop a KAMS and consider what is required to put this into practice to ensure effective KA management within an organisation.

The guidance outlines the three sections of a KAMS along with some core content for each section and gives examples of what to include and where to start.

For more guidance on management of Knowledge Assets in government see the Rose Book.

If you have queries about this guidance, please email the Knowledge Assets Team: GOTT@dsit.gov.uk.

Updates to this page

Published 24 August 2023
Last updated 27 March 2024 + show all updates

  1. Updated guidance and annex documents published.

  2. First published.

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