Insufficient attention is being paid to the government / contractor relationship in current KM strategies and practices.
HYPOTHESES:
1) Current KM strategies and practices ignore the organizational barriers, refusing to acknowledge that they exist;
2) Current KM strategies and practices focus on "government" knowledge and ignore the contractor perspective, while contractors may have their separate KM approaches focusing on their intellectual capital.
Is the ultimate goal to merge government and contractor KM approaches?
Is the ultimate goal to establish knowledge sharing practices building bridges between government and contractors without necessarily merging KM strategies? If so, at what level should this happen? Project-level or higher?
I haven't scoped the issue very thoroughly yet but I think it's worth exploring.
