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Just how do we develop knowledge management? Implications for organisational structure and human resource management (part 2)
Knowledge is becoming one of the most valuable assets in organisations for a set of well known reasons. Yet, effective Knowledge Management (KM) requires a supportive collaborative culture, a KM culture (KMC), in order to facilitate knowledge creation, storage, transfer and application. Just how do we develop knowledge management and what are the implications for organisational structure and human resource management?
Updated: 22/09/2011
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Just how do we develop knowledge management? Implications for organisational structure and human resource management (part 1)
Knowledge is becoming one of the most valuable assets in organisations for a set of well known reasons. Yet, effective Knowledge Management (KM) requires a supportive collaborative culture, a KM culture (KMC), in order to facilitate knowledge creation, storage, transfer and application. Just how do we develop knowledge management and what are the implications for organisational structure and human resource management?
Updated: 22/09/2011
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Let’s get natural: the discourse of community and the problem of transferring practices in knowledge management
In this paper, we argue that the influence of Japanese management practices has led organisations towards a 'naturalized' view aiming to resolve the ontological dilemmas that exist between communalism and individualism.
Updated: 02/11/2011
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