Tacit and explicit knowledge are two fundamentally different concepts. Explicit knowledge is formal and codified, which can be easily communicated and shared, such as in books, documents, or databases. On the other hand, tacit knowledge is personal, context-specific, and often difficult to articulate. It is the know-how that individuals acquire through personal experience and is not easily transferable. While explicit knowledge can be taught and learned from formal education and training, tacit knowledge is often gained through hands-on experience and informal learning. References: = The information provided here is based on general knowledge about project management practices and the differences between tacit and explicit knowledge as described in various educational resources12.