The organization shall demonstrate that its knowledge management system covers, for the priority knowledge domains set in 4.3 and in support of the system's objectives, systematic activities and behaviours that handle knowledge effectively through its life cycle: acquiring new knowledge, providing the organization with knowledge previously unknown or unavailable (knowledge creation, innovation, research, knowledge discovery, lessons learned, acquisition from external sources, adapting existing knowledge to new applications); applying current knowledge, making it effective by integrating it into the organization's stream of relevant knowledge to enable improved actions and decisions (knowledge transfer, consolidation, sharing, codification, re-use, creative problem solving); retaining current knowledge, safeguarding the organization from the risks of knowledge loss (documentation, backup, succession plans, coaching); and handling outdated or invalid knowledge, protecting the organization from decisions based on knowledge inadequate to its current context (deletion, curation, archiving, updating, retraining as knowledge changes).
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