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Knowledge Transfer Cost

Knowledge transfer cost refers to expenses incurred when sharing expertise or transitioning processes between teams, departments, or outsourced partners. It includes training, documentation, and onboarding efforts. Accounting for these costs helps businesses evaluate outsourcing decisions and ensure smooth operational transitions.

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