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	<title>Bradbury, Julie and JoAnn T. Hackos</title>	<link>http://tc.eserver.org/authors/Bradbury,_Julie_and_JoAnn_T._Hackos</link>
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		<title>Cadence Design Systems, Inc., Knowledge Transfer Plan Benchmarking</title>
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		<description>Describes the motivation behind a Knowledge Transfer Plan benchmarking study conducted by JoAnn Hackos and Comtech. Bradbury wanted to&#xD;compare Cadence’s publications and training&#xD;organizations to other organizations’. She has integrated&#xD;the findings into plans for the new year. JoAnn Hackos&#xD;describes the benefits of participating in benchmarking&#xD;activities. They include: peer and professional contact,&#xD;the exchange of best practices within the field,&#xD;understanding how other groups deal with the similar&#xD;issues, and so on. Dr. Hackos introduces her partnerbased&#xD;model of benchmarking in which companies cosponsor&#xD;the studies, bringing increased participation at&#xD;less costs.</description>
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