
The NASA knowledge community continues to build on the foundation of other K2020s.
The NASA knowledge community continues to build on the foundation of other K2020s.
Project leadership and mentoring coincide in this Masters with Masters double feature.
April marks the first release of CKO News, a bi-monthly news and events update.
The NASA Knowledge Journal is an ongoing publication that serves to promote knowledge sharing and to communicate lessons learned and best practices, ensuring NASA remains a learning organization.
Two practitioners, at NASA Big Think on April 6, share their insights on and experience with Big Data at NASA.
Mishaps serve to remind us that low probability– but high consequence– events will occasionally occur.
Singer and songwriter David Bowie—aka Ziggy Stardust—once admitted that many of his biggest mistakes occurred when he tried to please an audience.
Two practitioners share their insights and experience with Big Data at NASA.
Federal practitioners will meet to discuss current and future strategies for knowledge management.