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Institutional Memory
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Toronto Condo News
Publication date:
September 24, 2020
Article Summary:
The blog explores the concept of institutional memory in condominium corporations and the importance of preserving it. It explains that institutional memory refers to the knowledge, history, and practices that have been accumulated by a condominium corporation over time. The blog highlights the risks of losing institutional memory, such as repeating past mistakes or losing important information. It provides advice on how to preserve institutional memory, such as maintaining accurate records and documentation, encouraging knowledge sharing among board members and staff, and developing policies and procedures to ensure consistency and continuity over time.
Keywords:
institutional memory, condominium corporations, preserving, knowledge, history, practices, past mistakes, important information, accurate records, documentation, knowledge sharing, board members, staff, policies, procedures, consistency, continuity.
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Toronto Condo News
Institutional Memory
September 24, 2020
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