Case study · Knowledge management
Supporting knowledge transfer across three operational departments
A multi-department documentation and capability program helped prepare approximately 65 people for the transition of operational work.
Context
The situation
The transfer of work across locations and teams created a need to capture operational knowledge, standardise documentation and provide accessible learning and reference materials.
Approach
Making the work explicit
Repositories and collaboration spaces were developed using platforms including Confluence and Microsoft Teams.
- 01Reviewing existing process information
- 02Identifying documentation gaps
- 03Mapping operational workflows
- 04Developing process documentation
- 05Building structured knowledge repositories
- 06Creating onboarding and reference materials
- 07Supporting training and capability uplift
- 08Establishing collaboration and question channels
- 09Improving content consistency
- 10Supporting ongoing knowledge access
Scale
Three departments
Approximately 65 staff
Multi-year transition and capability support
Multiple operational processes documented
Outcomes
What the work supported
Reduced dependence on informal knowledge
More structured onboarding
Improved access to operational information
Better consistency across teams
Stronger support for transferred work
A reusable foundation for future training and documentation
Knowledge transfer is not a document handover. It requires structure, context, validation and continued access to expertise.
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