The post-decision implementation process involves the execution of organizational processes and people with different skills and knowledge, contributing to future decisions and best-practices. The aim of this paper is to analyze the creation of group storytelling as a mechanism to represent tacit knowledge in the scope of post-decision implementation processes. The concepts of post-decision and group storytelling are presented and discussed. A technological support tool is proposed.
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