KNOWLEDGE CYCLE AND STRATEGIC KNOWLEDGE WITHIN COMPANY

In the knowledge-based economy, a company performs a set of activities focused on knowledge: identifying necessary knowledge, buying knowledge, learning, acquiring knowledge, creating knowledge, storing knowledge, sharing knowledge, using knowledge, protection of knowledge, capitalizing knowledge....

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Main Author: Ovidiu NICOLESCU
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Universitaria Press Craiova 2007-01-01
Series:Management & Marketing
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Online Access:http://www.mnmk.ro/documents/2007/2007-1.pdf
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Summary:In the knowledge-based economy, a company performs a set of activities focused on knowledge: identifying necessary knowledge, buying knowledge, learning, acquiring knowledge, creating knowledge, storing knowledge, sharing knowledge, using knowledge, protection of knowledge, capitalizing knowledge. As a result, a new function emerge: the knowledge function. In the knowledge-based companies, not every knowledge has the same impact. The analysis of the actual situations in the most developed and highly performing companies - based in knowledge, outlines the occurrence of a new category of knowledge – strategic knowledge. Generating this category of knowledge is a new category of challenge for the scientific system.
ISSN:1841-2416