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specific aspects of the review and see whether the
proposed framework can be used or not. The
proposed survey will be at the same time a tool to
apply KM in the organization after identifying the
needs of the organization and having examined all of
the assumptions made. Through the survey, data and
information required to be obtained accurately. The
questions answered by the respondents would give a
sign of an impact on the development and
implementation of this framework. After the
analysis is made, the proposed KM framework will
be reviewed and improved before it is proposed to
use the field of sports event management on a
second validation case study.
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