Knowledge creation in organizations A social cognitive view

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MATHEWS, JOSE

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Mixed materialsPublication details: 2012Description: 73-86Subject(s):

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In: VIKALPAMSummary: In the context of varying interpretations of knowledge states and the mechanisms of knowledge creation, this paper adopts a socio-cognitive view of information and knowledge and suggests a different approach to knowledge creation by conceptualizing knowledge on a continuum of dormat and active knowledge. A higher amount of active knowledge and lower amount of dormat knowledge is considered as a desirable state for organizational survival and growth.

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In the context of varying interpretations of knowledge states and the mechanisms of knowledge creation, this paper adopts a socio-cognitive view of information and knowledge and suggests a different approach to knowledge creation by conceptualizing knowledge on a continuum of dormat and active knowledge. A higher amount of active knowledge and lower amount of dormat knowledge is considered as a desirable state for organizational survival and growth.

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