Using knowledge: a must for Customs' competence and inter-connectivity

World Customs Organisation
February 28, 2011
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Using knowledge: a must for Customs' competence and inter-connectivity

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Knowledge management is right at the heart of problems relating both to organizational performance and the technical dimension of Customs in the 21st century.

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