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... knowledge is of the mind. Whereas the machine is a tangible thing that gets diminished with use, knowledge is imaginative and enlarged with application. Hence, in contrast to the machinery of the industrial society, the knowledge ...
... knowledge is of the mind. Whereas the machine is a tangible thing that gets diminished with use, knowledge is imaginative and enlarged with application. Hence, in contrast to the machinery of the industrial society, the knowledge ...
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... knowledge in chemistry and in physics affords us reasonable ground for hoping that before long equal progress may be made in the study of plants and animals . It may , therefore , interest the readers to consider what advance has been ...
... knowledge in chemistry and in physics affords us reasonable ground for hoping that before long equal progress may be made in the study of plants and animals . It may , therefore , interest the readers to consider what advance has been ...
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... knowledge in the workplace is to reuse knowledge to reduce rework, redeploy knowledge to leverage best practices, transfer skills and behaviors, repurpose knowledge to drive innovation, and achieve business benefits. KM also helps in ...
... knowledge in the workplace is to reuse knowledge to reduce rework, redeploy knowledge to leverage best practices, transfer skills and behaviors, repurpose knowledge to drive innovation, and achieve business benefits. KM also helps in ...
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... knowledge that can significantly foster the capacity to be innovative (Söderlund et al. 2008). Firms generate new knowledge by selecting a problem to solve and starting an exploration process of valuable and innovative knowledge ...
... knowledge that can significantly foster the capacity to be innovative (Söderlund et al. 2008). Firms generate new knowledge by selecting a problem to solve and starting an exploration process of valuable and innovative knowledge ...
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... knowledge are far from obvious, and this calls into question the idea that we could determine such criteria without making reference to actual cases of knowledge. This conclusion is, however, double- edged in that if it really is the ...
... knowledge are far from obvious, and this calls into question the idea that we could determine such criteria without making reference to actual cases of knowledge. This conclusion is, however, double- edged in that if it really is the ...
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