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Is it possible that less developed societies may learn and profit from the stories and lessons of the developed economies? This paper explores the feasibility of doing so through the use of benchmarking and good practices of knowledge management policies for development. In the era of the...
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Is it possible that less developed societies may learn and profit from the stories and lessons of the developed economies? This paper explores the feasibility of doing so through the use of benchmarking and good practices of knowledge management policies for development. In the era of the...
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The organisation of knowledge for exploitation and re-use in the modern enterprise is often a most perplexing challenge. The entire knowledge management life-cycle (for example - create, capture, organize, store, search, and transfer) is impacted by the organisation of intellectual capital into...
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The knowledge management literature suggests that an organization’s knowledge ecosystem is comprised of strategic situations in which the individual behaviors of its knowledge workers show potential conflicts with what would be optimal for the organization. This paper aims to explore how such...
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This case study is a review of knowledge management practices at Tata Consultancy Services – an increasingly global IT consulting firm headquartered in Mumbai – which has enabled it to meet ambitious growth targets over the past 5 years. The case also narrates some of the continuing...
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The knowledge management literature suggests that an organization’s knowledge ecosystem is comprised of strategic situations in which the individual behaviors of its knowledge workers show potential conflicts with what would be optimal for the organization. This paper aims to explore how such...
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The post-industrial organization is typically knowledge-intensive and collaborative, without which success is not possible. Its key processes involve bringing teams across organizations (vendors, clients, sub-contractors, service providers, suppliers, etc.) together in order to share and create...
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In this article, the impact of knowledge on economic activity is discussed. We posit that a significant disparity in the knowledge level of its people is not conducive to the continued, long-term growth and development of a society. Hence, a measure for the disparity of knowledge within society...
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