Journal of Knowledge Management · 2003 · 31 citations · 7 references
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This paper describes the development of a knowledge management framework for the “new product introduction process” of Motorola. Motorola operates in a very dynamic business with short product cycles, and has a clear need, therefore, to leverage the knowledge available worldwide. After developing a theoretical framework that reflected Motorola’s business processes, a large‐scale survey among workers at different locations in the world was conducted. The survey results were used for the design of a knowledge management framework, which supports sharing of various types of knowledge on different business levels.
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The Social Life of Information
Brown Seely, John Seely Brown, Paul Duguid · Work Study · 2000 · 2.7K citations
Computational Social Science, Social Media, Information Behavior +7