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'''Giora Hadar''' is a knowledge architect with the Federal Aviation
Administration. He has been working in knowledge management (KM)
since 1995 and in his current position since June 1999. Mr. Hadar
developed and manages internal and external KM Web sites that house
internal communications, stories, a glossary, news, and events. He
authored the KM strategic plan for the FAA as well as a change
management plan and requirements documents for a KM portal, expertise
locator, and an online collaborative environment. Currently, Mr.
Hadar is on a temporary assignment to the USDA Forest Service, where
he is helping the FS focus its KM initiative as a result of a
memorandum of understanding with the USDI Bureau of Land Management
to jointly pursue their KM efforts. Mr. Hadar represented the FAA at
the IBM Knowledge and Organizational Performance Forum from 1999 to
2003 and was an adjunct professor at George Washington University
graduate KM program in 2003. He served as the co-chair of the Federal
Chief Information Officers Council KM Working Group January 2002
through January 2004 and serves on the board of directors of the KM
Roundtable and the 2005 e-Gov KM Conference. {nid 15F3}
'''Giora Hadar''' is a knowledge architect with the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA). He has been working in knowledge management (KM) since 1995 and in his current position since June 1999. Mr. Hadar developed and managed internal and external KM Web sites that house internal communications, stories, a glossary, news, and events. He authored the KM strategic plan for the FAA as well as a change management plan and requirements documents for a KM portal, expertise locator, and an on-line collaborative environment. {nid 19Q2}

After the FAA sent Giora on a detail to two other government agencies to transfer his tacit knowledge, he returned to the FAA where he currently develops and implements a collaborative workplace for the Air Traffic Organization, the largest line of business within the agency. Giora also serves as a KM consultant within the FAA and is frequently called up to consult to other government agencies. {nid 19Q3}

Giora represented the FAA at the IBM Knowledge and Organizational Performance Forum from 1999 to 2003 and the Queen’s KM Forum in 2001. He was an adjunct professor at George Washington University graduate KM program 2003. Giora served as the co-chair of the Federal KM Working Group from January 2002 through January 2004; appointed to its board of directors in January 2006; became its acting chair in January 2007; and elected to become its co-chair in April 2007. He has also served on the board of directors of the annual e-Gov KM Conference since 2003. Having served on the board of directors of the KM Roundtable since July 2004, he was appointed co-chair of the group in March 2005. Giora has been in the FAA since 1988; he holds a bachelors degree in architecture and is a licensed architect in the State of Maryland. {nid 19Q4}