Corporate Knowledge. Theory and Practice of Intelligent Organizations
Fried, Andrea, Management Revue
Tuomi, Ilkka:
Corporate Knowledge. Theory and Practice of Intelligent Organizations Metaxis Helsinki, 1999
Around ten years of research discussing resource knowledge and its management show us that we do not understand the process of knowledge creation in organisations sufficiently. Still after this intensive period, we find that knowledge management projects in companies often fail; even company consultants only claim to achieve 25 percent success in projects. Most misleading are knowledge management projects with a high orientation on IT. Even the new combination of knowledge instruments nor the introduction of incentive systems could help to overcome the …
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Publication information:
Article title: Corporate Knowledge. Theory and Practice of Intelligent Organizations.
Contributors: Fried, Andrea - Author.
Journal title: Management Revue.
Volume: 15.
Issue: 1
Publication date: January 1, 2004.
Page number: 155+.
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