A Knowledge Management (KM) implementation strategy is intended to address the problem of knowledge loss. In other words, it is simply a plan that describes how an organization will best retain its knowledge for the benefit of that organization and its stakeholders. Here, an organization finds itself in a critical situation of knowledge loss when some of its experienced workers retire or leave the organization. The company must therefore seek to implement management solutions and design the structure system, tools and processes based on these knowledge losses to retain and share this knowledge. It can be divided into two distinct categories: knowledge management techniques and knowledge management technologies. We propose that, in order to improve knowledge loss within the organization, its implementation of knowledge management should use a combination of knowledge management techniques and knowledge management technologies. The best knowledge management implementation strategies will help the organization maintain success even after losing key employees, and we can put the right talent to fill key positions. Therefore, in the following sections, we will further elaborate on the two methods that we can prevent or mitigate the knowledge loss that the organization may encounter, and these two methods are: 1.0 Knowledge Management Techniques Knowledge management techniques are the most effective procedure for capturing employees' tacit knowledge, as many knowledge management techniques involve human interaction where contextual knowledge can be transferred. . Tacit knowledge such as best practices implemented in an organization and management skills are difficult to codify and store. Thus, we have proposed knowledge management techniques for...... middle of paper ......sier for the future generation to make a reference. The databases include all documentation relating to previous cases and proposals on which the firm has consulted. This documentation includes proposals, memos, presentations, reports and other relevant analyses. This documentation provided the consultants with a valuable source of knowledge. Additionally, the Internet has enabled global access to this knowledge database, so employees can store and retrieve information around the world. Knowledge storage tools must be designed to be easy to use, otherwise organizations may require substantial user training. 2.2 Search and Retrieval Software Package This tool allows the user to easily search and locate information in a knowledge database or other knowledge repository. These tools include tools that allow users to locate specific information within or outside of a company..