Do 80% of KM projects fail, or is it 90%?  Experts may disagree on the exact number, but not on the fact that most KM projects fail, at least initially.

There are many reasons for KM project failure, and the most common ones are well known.  The role of the consultant in rescue work is not to point fingers, but to help the organization's permanent staff find the way forward to a better solution.

During a rescue engagement we provide fresh eyes, fresh ideas, and a wealth of experience to help you solve your KM challenges and get your project back on track.

Common Reasons for KM Project Failure

1. Unclear or unreasonable management expectations
2. Focus on collecting information rather than connecting people
3. Issues related to measurement in pre- and post-implementation
4. Problems with organizational culture and change management
5. Imbalance between the people, processes and technology dimensions

Please contact KM-Experts for assistance in getting your KM project back on track as quickly as possible.