1996
DOI: 10.2307/41165844
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Financial Risk and the Need for Superior Knowledge Management

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“…The business provides the infrastructural support that facilitates the actions of creative individuals or provides the context for such individuals to create knowledge. It is argued that knowledge will be facilitated by the development of a culture based on appropriate incentives and management leadership (Marshall et al 1996). Management has been observed to support creative cultures and climates by instilling appropriate values through the establishment of systems that support a diversity of beliefs, free exchange of information, open questioning (Nonaka 1988); collaborative interaction (Kimberly & Evanisko 1981); and in personally encouraging, assessing, developing, and supporting ideas, wherever in the business they originate (Mullin & Sutherland 1998).…”
Section: Knowledge Creationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The business provides the infrastructural support that facilitates the actions of creative individuals or provides the context for such individuals to create knowledge. It is argued that knowledge will be facilitated by the development of a culture based on appropriate incentives and management leadership (Marshall et al 1996). Management has been observed to support creative cultures and climates by instilling appropriate values through the establishment of systems that support a diversity of beliefs, free exchange of information, open questioning (Nonaka 1988); collaborative interaction (Kimberly & Evanisko 1981); and in personally encouraging, assessing, developing, and supporting ideas, wherever in the business they originate (Mullin & Sutherland 1998).…”
Section: Knowledge Creationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…(2001, p. 24) Despite the growing importance of knowledge and knowledge processes, it has been recognized that organizations do not manage either very well (Marshall, Prusak, and Shpilberg, 1996;Davenport, Jarvenpaa, and Beers, 1996;Fahey and Prusak, 1998). The attempt to focus on and better manage knowledge and knowledge processes has led to the evolution of the concept and practice of knowledge management (KM).…”
Section: Taxonomies Of Knowledgementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Knowledge-based organizations manage dependencies through various coordination approaches. The approaches include linking reward structures and job responsibilities to knowledge sharing and building interpersonal networks for learning and collaboration (Korn/Ferry 2000;Marshall, et al, 1996).…”
Section: Managerial Influencesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Há vários autores que buscam destacar a diferença existente entre dados, informação e conhecimento (MARSHALL et al, 1996;DUTTA, 1997;MARSHALL, 1997;DAVENPORT & PRUSAK, 1998 Culturas nacionais e culturas corporativas influenciam a predominância de um dos formatos. Por exemplo, COHEN (1998a) afirma que estilos culturais e gerenciais de cada país influenciam a ênfase maior em um dos formatos.…”
Section: Diferenciação Do Conhecimento Em Relação a Dados E Informaçõesunclassified