Arnold Kransdorff

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Arnold Kransdorff is an American author and consultant who has researched knowledge management.

Kransdorff first identified the phenomenon of corporate amnesia. This was documented in his first book, Corporate Amnesia.^[1][2] In 2006 he wrote Corporate DNA: Using Organizational Memory to improve poor decision-making.^[3]

He owns the consulting firm 'Pencorp'.^[4]

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