BCKS

Acronym	Definition
BCKS	Battle Command Knowledge System (US Army)
BCKS	Black Country Knowledge Society (UK)

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Army Training and Doctrine Command (TRADOC) was charged with developing and distributing knowledge via a dynamic, global-knowledge network called the BCKS. Eight short years later, the Army has developed, refined, and implemented an Army wide KM Program that enhances the sharing of best practices and lessons learned.

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Walsall Council is supporting the BCKS programme and its leader, Councillor Tom Ansell, believes the Communities in the Lead project is critical to the area's economic future.

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Sim bcks pounds 650 Marina House, pounds 608 Knottyholm, pounds 568 Aikton, pounds 550 Prior House.

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MI Net along with BCKS has teamed with USAIC's Intelligence Center Online Network (ICON) to form the Intelligence Knowledge Network (IKN) a blended solution of available resources and knowledge.

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The goal of ICON is to supplement and complement the information found in other communities such as AKO/DKO and BCKS. ICON was developed by the U.S.

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AGR instructors, the SAdL liaison officer, and the BCKS liaison officer are available to help address the unique curriculum requirements and academic needs of resident CGSC and SAdL students and faculty.

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You will find numerous standing operating procedures within BCKS, but do not fall into the trap of taking another unit's product and assuming that it fits your organization perfectly.

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* Battle Command Knowledge System (BCKS) Engieer Forum: Contains engineer-related discussion forums and document storage.

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Through the Battle Command Knowledge System (BCKS), for example, a forum provides an environment in which each command can share information.

KM past and future: closing the knowledge loop: although emerging technologies are contributing substantially to greater exchange of information, much of the progress can be credited to mature KM solutions that are being used more effectively

The training support package is posted on the IED Defeat Training Web site at <https://www.us.army.mil/suite/ page/477426> and is available to all authorized personnel through the Army Knowledge Online (AKO) (<http:// www.us.army.mil>) and Battle Command Knowledge System (BCKS) (<http://usacac.army.mil/CAC/bcks.asp>) Web sites.

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The Army has launched a couple of KM initiatives, such as the Battle Command Knowledge System (BCKS) and the LOGNet knowledge-sharing portal.

Army logistics knowledge management and SALE: a paradigm for military logistics transformation: this article, the second of a three-part series on Army logistics knowledge management and the Single Army Logistics Enterprise, suggests knowledge management practices that Army logisticians should employ