Public knowledge can be protected from others, and includes a firm's unique routines, processes, documentation and trade secrets.

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Public knowledge is information that is available to the general public and cannot be protected as it is not exclusive or confidential. A firm's unique routines, processes, documentation, and trade secrets are considered proprietary or confidential information, not public knowledge.

Public Knowledge Can Be Protected from Others, and Includes a Firm's