A project is about to start and the project manager discovers the client lacks a knowledge management system and has no requirement for one. What should the project manager do?

The project manager should coordinate with the team and stakeholders to collect knowledge because effective project management relies on capturing and utilizing lessons learned and best practices. Even if the client doesn't have a formal knowledge management system or a requirement for one, the project team still needs to manage its own knowledge to improve current and future projects. This proactive approach ensures valuable insights are not lost. Providing just-in-time knowledge upon request is reactive and doesn't build a comprehensive knowledge base. Using a cloud wiki is a tool, but the primary action is the coordination to collect the knowledge itself. Asking the team to collect knowledge locally and share it only at project end delays critical learning and risks losing valuable information throughout the project lifecycle.