Knowledge management: a residential aged care perspective
This research explores perceptions of knowledge management processes held by managers and employees in a service industry. To date, empirical research on knowledge management in the service industry is sparse. This research seeks to examine absorptive capacity its four absorptive capacity capabilities of acquisition, assimilation, transformation and exploitation and their impact on effective knowledge management. All of these capabilities are strategies that enable external knowledge to be recognised, imported and integrated into, and further developed within the organisation effectively.
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2011
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| Authors: | Preece, Michael |
| Publisher: |
Curtin University, Curtin Graduate School of Business |
| Subject: | managers and employees | service industry | knowledge management | residential aged care organisations | Western Australia | structural model analysis |
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