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I've used what is called a Skills Management Process (or Profile) in the past. There is a thread on it in this Forum. However, unless your organization is fairly large, I would say that developing a matrix, or a form might be more work than necessary. Many here disagree with me, but my recommendation is to keep the system as simple as possible.
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