The Impact of People, Process and Technology on Knowledge Management

M. Reza Hosseini · Hamed Tahsildari · Mohd Taib Hashim · Mohammad Ali Tareq

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This study attempts to enhance the function of airline companies through investigating the effects of people, process and technology on knowledge management (KM). The way an organization collects, shares and exploits this knowledge can be central to its ability to develop successfully. KM is a discipline that improves the ability of organizations to solve problems better, adapt, evolve to meet changing business requirements, and survive

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