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Knowledge Exchange in Strategic Alliances: Learning in Tension

Hermens Antoine (Blackwell Publishing, 2006)

The proliferation of corporate strategic alliances is explained by the opportunities this provides for the exchange of knowledge and more rapid learning than any other factor. Exploiting complementarities among products ...
Knowledge management and changing psychological contracts

Hase Stewart; Kouzmin Alexander; Kakabadse Nada-Korac; Sankaran Sivarama (Shankar) (Common Ground Publishing, 2004)

The literature on knowledge management has been curiously silent about the role of knowledge management as a method of supporting a neo-liberal agenda of organizational anorexia and professional disempowerment. This paper ...
Knowledge Management from an Industry Perspective

Perrott Bruce (British Academy of Management, 2007)

Strong forces of competition and globalisation have created awareness and an urgency to focus how an organisation controls and nurtures its intellectual capital. The knowledge concept and its management have gained ...
Knowledge management from an industry perspective: Findings from an industry study

Perrott Bruce (Braybrooke Press Ltd, 2008)

Strong forces of competition and globalisation have created awareness and an urgency to focus how organisalions control and nurture intellectual capital. The knowledge concept and its management have gained currency and ...
Knowledge Management in Twenty-first Century: Literature Review and Further Research Directions

Xu Jun; Sankaran Gita; Sankaran Sivarama (Shankar); Clarke Di (AGP Publications, 2008)
Knowledge management or management of knowledge? Why people interested in knowledge management need to consider Foucault and the construct of power

Grant, D.; Gordon, R. (Tamara, 2005)
Knowledge management: Philosophy, process, and pitfalls

Soo Christine; Devinney Timothy; Midgley David; Deering Anne (University of California, Berkeley, Haas School of Business, 2002)

According to a leading scholar of management James Brian Quinn,' "The capacity to manage human intellect¿and to transform intellectual output into a service or a group of services embodied in a product¿ is fast becoming ...
Knowledge management systems in multinational corporations : Typology and transitional dynamics

Nielsen Bo; Michailova Snejina (Pergamon, 2007)

The aim of this research is to (1) identify different types of MNC KMSs, based on these systems¿ defining characteristics, (2) analyse the interdependencies between internal organisational factors and external environmental ...
Knowledge practices in the roll-out of a global network: retention, adaptation, transference and experimentation

Dunford, R.; Palmer, I. C; Benveniste, J. (Academy of Management, 2006)

This paper reports the results of a study of the knowledge transfer practices associated with the country-by-country roll-out of a fmancial services network. We identify the role of four key practices: retention, adaptation, ...
Knowledge production in consulting teams

Reihlen Markus; Nikolova Natalia (Elsevier, 2010)

The central thesis of this paper is that the production of knowledge in consulting teams can neither be understood as the result of an internal interaction between clients and consultants decoupled from the wider socio-political ...
Knowledge sharing in a dispersed network of HR practice: Zooming in on power/knowledge struggles

Heizmann Helena (Sage Publications Ltd, 2011)

The practice-based view of knowledge is recognized as an important epistemological perspective in the knowledge management literature. However, there is also a growing awareness that approaches adopting this view do not ...
Knowledge Structures in the Health System: Problems and Opportunities

Southon, G. (Standards Australia International Ltd, 2002)

The health system is one of the largest, most complex and socially sensitive of industries. yet is highly contentious, with major controversies common. It operates in many different forms and contexts in both private and ...
Knowledge transfer in project reviews: The effect of self-justification bias and moral hazard

Cheng Mandy; Schulz Axel; Booth Peter (Blackwell Publishing, 2009)

In this study, we examine two factors that impact managers' willingness to share private information during the project review stage of capital budgeting. Drawing on the cognitive dissonance theory and the agency theory, ...
Knowledge Worker Control: Understanding Via Principal And Agency Theory

Mitchell Rebecca; Meacheam David (Emerald Group Pulbishing Ltd, 2011)

Purpose: The growing prominence of knowledge workers in contemporary organisations has led to a considerable amount of research into their role and activities, however, despite this growing interest, there remains a lack ...
Labour market reforms and lockouts in New Zealand

Perry Leonard (National Institute of Labour Studies Inc., 2006)

This paper reviews New Zealand's experience of lockouts over the last near-two decades. It employs published and unpublished official (Statistics New Zealand) data plus unofficial data on the following, hitherto ignored, ...
La mujer y la alta gestion deportiva:de la declaration de Brighton a Sidney 2010

Adriaanse Johanna (Centro De Estudios Olimpicos de la Universidad Autonoma de Madrid, 2009)
Landcare and the livelihood of knowledge

Perey Robert; Dunphy Dexter; Edwards Melissa; Benn Suzanne (Australian and New Zealand Academy of Management, 2007)

This paper explores how communities generate effective ecological solutions using both implicit narrative construction and explicit processes of knowledge creation and knowledge application. We argue that the act of ...
The language of leaders: Identifying emergent leaders in global virtual teams

Simoff Simeon; Sudweeks Fay (IGI Global, 2007)

Virtual teams andtheir leaders are keyplayers in global organizations. Using teams ojworkers dispersed temporally and geographically has changed the way people work in groups and redefined the nature oj teamwork. Emergent ...
Last out of the plane": Air travel for people with disabilitie

Darcy, Simon; Ravinder, Gopala (Indian Institute of Management Kozhikode, 2008)

The low-cost airline business model is predicated on an application of Porter's cost-leadership strategy wherein the aim is to be THE low-cost producer in the broad aviation market. On the one hand, from the supply side, ...
La valorisation des depenses de R&D au Japon

Nguyen Pascal; Nivoix Sophie; Noma Mikiharu (Direction et Gestion, 2011)

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