The Nature and Dimensions of Knowledge Management

Paul Quintas

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Innovation and Knowledge Management Knowledge Management and Sharing Knowledge Management in Higher Education

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The prelims comprise: Introduction Why knowledge management now? The drivers The nature of knowledge Extra-organisational knowledge and absorptive capacity Key knowledge processes Conclusions

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