2013
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-319-02993-1_12
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A Framework to Investigate the Relationship Between Employee Embeddedness in Enterprise Social Networks and Knowledge Transfer

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“…After all, a key area of research lies in the identification of the (de-)motivating factors that have a significant influence on whether or not knowledge is shared in ESN [33]. Considering the specific vitality of ESN, the diffusion of the information and knowledge in companies can be examined more closely [34]. To conclude, it is desirable to understand the potentials of the development and flow of organisational knowledge and the role of ESN [29].…”
Section: User Behaviourmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…After all, a key area of research lies in the identification of the (de-)motivating factors that have a significant influence on whether or not knowledge is shared in ESN [33]. Considering the specific vitality of ESN, the diffusion of the information and knowledge in companies can be examined more closely [34]. To conclude, it is desirable to understand the potentials of the development and flow of organisational knowledge and the role of ESN [29].…”
Section: User Behaviourmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Another pivotal point was marked with the emergence of enterprise social networks (ESNs). ESNs facilitate a collaborative and transparent approach, allowing employees to submit and collectively develop suggestions (Viol & Durst, 2014). This shift towards a communal and interactive process enhances the quality of suggestions and fosters a culture of innovation and inclusion.…”
Section: Technological Advancementsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Another pivotal point was marked with the emergence of enterprise social networks (ESNs). ESNs facilitate a collaborative and transparent approach, allowing employees to submit and collectively develop suggestions (Viol & Durst, 2014). This shift towards a communal and interactive process enhances the quality of suggestions and fosters a culture of innovation and inclusion.…”
Section: Technological Advancementsmentioning
confidence: 99%