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... comprised the selection of sources, namely the interviews and observations, proceeding with their transcriptions and re-reading of the ...activities, the codification and ... See full document

... way at Faculty of Business and Economics, University of Pécs planned to be conducted among ...students in 2009, including the reinterpreted model of Probst and Raub (1998) ... See full document

... systematic management of knowledge has emerged naturally as a result of several ...and business environments led to changes in the demand for knowledge-based ... See full document

... Although business processes do involve different actor perceptions, this flexibility is important to adjust business processes in response to changes in the organization, in ... See full document

... for the customers (Porter, 1985) an efficient inventory management is essential in any maintenance ...department. The main objective of an inventory management system is to ... See full document

... Implementing the KMS has been considered as an important part of the KM ...making the information presented at every level and units in organization hence it will help to enhance ... See full document

... Abstract— Knowledge Transfer in Project-based Organizations has been recognized as productivity and economic growth promoters that are currently not properly ...investigate the importance of ... See full document

... Therefore, knowledge management issues in higher education can be dealt with the help of Nonaka and Takeuchi [1-5] and its extended models of Harsh [18, ...Keeping in mind ... See full document

... by the project team leader and a multidisciplinary team. The prioritized ideas are assessed by in- novation committees, composed of the directors of the technology and ... See full document

... for the practitioners are as follows. First, the knowledge management architecture and knowledge-based systems employed do not guaran- tee the success of the ... See full document

... purpose of the framework is to continue to set a vision for the industry to compete successfully through the implementation of business process driven approaches to managing ... See full document

... boards. The idea here is that participants may engage in the exchange of ideas or information without the dependency of other participant's involvement at the same ... See full document

... Way of thinking starts with a structured analysis of the current ...adoption of relatively small steps and stakeholders participation so that they can gain the necessary ... See full document

... differentiation of knowledge workers, depending on the type of outcome they ...create. The first category consists in the knowledge workers that are characterized ... See full document

... Investments in knowledge management and organizational learning are not easy to be measured in this ...sector. The main reason is that there is neither a definite concept nor a proper ... See full document

... processes. The formal tasks and activity patterns were spelled out in the contract and contributed to a high degree of ...network management had to address the fact that ... See full document

... with the animals, and a rational element which is distinctly human. The ability to properly control these desires is called moral virtue, and is the focus of ...part of the soul, ... See full document

... point in both stories, in a contrastive way, is that Eve was in a special and beautiful garden with a tree at the center of ...to the eyes, and a tree desirable to make ... See full document

... technique) of the machining system relationship with the economic environment means that the machining system 'learns' what actions to perform in certain situations, based on the ... See full document

... aim of the paper was to investigate the role of knowledge manage- ment in higher education ...institutions. The case study was based on the Stefano Moshi Memorial ... See full document