What does KGB mean?
KGB means Knowledge Generation Bureau
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Business & Finance category.
What is the abbreviation for Knowledge Generation Bureau?
Knowledge Generation Bureau can be abbreviated as KGB
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What is the meaning of KGB abbreviation? The meaning of KGB abbreviation is "Knowledge Generation Bureau". |
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What does KGB mean? KGB as abbreviation means "Knowledge Generation Bureau". |
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Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- FSKG - Financial Services Knowledge Generation
- GCDK - Generation and Conservation of Design Knowledge
- KMBOK - Knowledge Management Body of Knowledge
- KB&KS - Knowledge Building and Knowledge Sharing Conference
- KBKM - Knowledge-Based Knowledge Management
- EKAW - Knowledge Engineering and Knowledge Management - Knowledge Patterns
- G2G - Generation to Generation
- GOK - Generation of Knowledge
- KAW - Knowledge Acquisition for Knowledge-Based Systems Workshop
- KAMG - Knowledge-Based Automatic Model Generation
- KMCBK - Knowledge Management Common Body of Knowledge
- KRK - Knowledge Revolution Knowledge
- KWICK - Knowledge Workers Intelligently Collecting/Coordinating/Consulting Knowledge
- gks - Generation Knowledge Service
- gtg - Generation to Generation
- kg - Knowledge Generation
- GCO - Generation Certification Official (waste generation)
- GADD - Generation-Attention Deficit Disorder (Generation-ADD). Amusing if slightly insulting (and ironically, envious) reference to the modern generation of young people who need and can effectively absorb information, learning, entertainment, advertising, etc.,
- KAS - Knowledge, Attitude, Skills. The constituents required for people to succeed at what they do, individually and collectively. Knowledge and Skills can largely be trained; Attitude can't - it's a factor of personality, emotion, personal circumstances, and t
- KASH - Knowledge, Attitude, Skills, Habits. Another useful acronym for trainers to explain different aspects of learning. Generally skills and knowledge are easier to develop and change than attitude and habits. (Ack SD) If you know the origins of the KASH acron