A collaborative framework to minimise knowledge loss in new product development

Shankar, Ravi; Mittal, Neha; Rabinowitz, Samuel; Baveja, Alok; Acharia, Sourish

doi:10.1080/00207543.2012.701779

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“…The next article, "A Collaborative Framework to Minimise Knowledge Loss in New Product Development", by Shankar et al (2013), highlights that in rapidly changing dynamic and multi-layered environments, recognising, managing and preventing knowledge loss (K-loss) can be a key determinant of an organisation's success. This research argues for a collaborative network structure within organisations to prevent knowledge loss in new product development.…”

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Knowledge management and supporting tools for collaborative networks

Choudhary

Harding

Camarinha-Matos

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International Journal of Production Research

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Knowledge management and supporting tools for collaborative networks

Choudhary

Harding

Camarinha-Matos

et al. 2013

International Journal of Production Research

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“…It is proven that novices are able to rapidly improve their work efficiency and innovation capability with the support of knowledge provided by proficient domain experts (Reed et al 2011;Piorkowski et al 2012;Shankar et al 2012;Reychav and Aguirre-Urreta 2013). However, due to various operational and technical constraints, engineering-oriented empirical tacit knowledge (ETK), a very important and practical part of expert knowledge, has not been sufficiently harnessed and utilised.…”

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A novel two-stage method for acquiring engineering-oriented empirical tacit knowledge

Liu

Jiang

Song

2014

International Journal of Production Research

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Engineering-oriented empirical tacit knowledge (ETK) is a kind of tacit knowledge originated from domain expert's experience combined with practice cases and scenarios. It is an important source of organisation knowledge. However, due to operational and technical obstacles, this kind of knowledge is not sufficiently harnessed and put into practical use. To deal with this problem, a novel two-stage acquisition method is proposed in this paper. The acquisition method consists of two phases, the stage from ETK in the mind of expert to ETK in initial state, and the stage from ETK in initial state to structured ETK. It constructs a complete tacit knowledge acquisition process from the domain expert's experience to the structured tacit knowledge. The objective is achieved by taking the following procedures: Firstly, present the concept of engineering-oriented ETK and a five-dimension representation model of ETK. Secondly, construct a two-stage ETK acquisition framework. Finally, describe an engineering decision case to validate the feasibility of the proposed approach. Satisfactory results are reached for the study.

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“…Prabhakar Reddy B et al [10] have worked on the influence of radiation as well as diffusion thermo on natural convection masstransfer of an unsteady MHD flow over an immeasurable vertical plate considering heat source and also hall current. Unsteady motion past on moving vertical plate under temperature variation, viscous dissipation and heat source via permeable medium in the existence of the Magnetic field was discussed by BSGoud [11].Sivaiah et.al [12] analyzed radiation effects and chemical reaction on isothermal impulsively started vertical plate with inconstant mass diffusion using FEM. Chamkha investigated heat and mass transfer of Unsteady convective MHD over a semi vertical moving porous plate with heat absorption [13].…”

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Diffusion-Thermo Effect on a Free Combined MHD Flowwith Mass Diffusion and Temperature Variationpast an Inclined Oscillating Plate

Kumar*,

Goud,

Babu

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IJRTE

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 Abstract: The present work emphases on the diffusion-thermo (Dufour) effect that has been considered for the numerical study. Unsteady MHD flow over a semi-infinite impulsively started inclined oscillating plate is considered for the study withmass diffusion and temperature variation under the influence oftransverselyapplied magnetic field. The governing equations are transformed to discrete counterparts by FEM(Finite Element Method) and Crank-Nicolson method was utilized to solve using C-program. The numerical outcomes for the temperature, velocity, and concentration were graphicalyl represented for distinct values of parameters.

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A collaborative framework to minimise knowledge loss in new product development

Cited by 40 publications

References 20 publications

Knowledge management and supporting tools for collaborative networks

Knowledge management and supporting tools for collaborative networks

A novel two-stage method for acquiring engineering-oriented empirical tacit knowledge

Diffusion-Thermo Effect on a Free Combined MHD Flowwith Mass Diffusion and Temperature Variationpast an Inclined Oscillating Plate

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