Knowledge Management
The answer already exists somewhere. Find it — and find who knows it.
Knowledge is tagged against the same skills your jobs require, so a search returns the document, the expert and the gap in one place.
Search that answers the question people actually have. One query returns the document, the person who knows it, and the gap where neither exists — from a single taxonomy shared with your job architecture, not three that drift apart within a year. Recently published items carry their version and their reviewer, so what was correct last year is still readable and what changed is visible. The organisations that buy this are the ones tired of paying a consultant to rediscover something an employee wrote down eighteen months ago.
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What the module does
Tagged to the skills you already use
An article points at the same skill a job profile requires, which is why “who can teach this?” has an answer instead of a mailing list.
Experts recognised on evidence
The expert register is built from assessed capability and contribution, not from who volunteered, and recognition expires so the list stays true.
Questions that become signals
A question nobody can answer is recorded as a knowledge gap and reaches capability planning, rather than dying in a chat thread.
Versioned like policy
Knowledge carries versions, so what was correct last year is still readable and what changed is visible.
Capacity, not just names
An expert carries how much time they can give, so demand for them is managed rather than discovered by burnout.
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