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We help our clients manage, share, and secure their organizational knowledge. 

Enhancing the way that information, data, and knowledge are managed, protected, and shared is a journey, not a destination.

On top of the frustrations staff face on a daily basis — and the amount of collective time wasted hunting for things and re-creating files — trying to protect and secure the sprawl of this data, information, and knowledge is overwhelming. Typically today, we see organizations storing high-value and confidential data, information, and knowledge in many disconnected systems, making it incredibly difficult for staff members to find what they’re looking for, access information, trust that they’re using the latest information, and properly protect everything.

While no single tool can magically fix all of your organization’s information-related challenges, we can make it easier and more-cost effective to manage, protect, and share your organization’s information, data, and knowledge.

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About our clients

FireOak Strategies serves all types of clients, but we specialize in working with nonprofits, private sector companies, international organizations, and higher education. 

Start the conversation

The first step in getting started is to reach out to schedule a time to talk. After we understand what you hope to accomplish and what problems you’re trying to solve, the FireOak team will write a custom proposal designed to address your organization’s specific needs. Then we’ll discuss next steps and work with you to get started on your first consulting engagement. 

From the FireOak Blog

News and insights from the FireOak team about managing, securing, and sharing knowledge

Intranet content for July
Knowledge Management
Kelly LeBlanc

Intranet Content for July

Content ideas for your organization’s intranet for the month of July — Disability Pride Month, International Day of Friendship, and more.

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Knowledge capture and knowledge transfer
Knowledge Management
Abby Clobridge

Knowledge Capture and Knowledge Transfer

Two key concepts in knowledge management — knowledge capture and knowledge transfer — are often used interchangeably. Understanding the differences and similarities between the two can significantly enhance the effectiveness of KM practices within an organization.

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