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| Author: | Alvesson, M. Karreman, D. |
| Title: | Odd Couple: Making Sense of The Curious Concept of Knowledge Management |
| Journal: | Journal of Management Studies
2001 : NOV, VOL. 38:7, p. 995-1018 |
| Index terms: | KNOWLEDGE KNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENT MANAGEMENT |
| Language: | eng |
| Abstract: | The idea of knowledge management draws currently much attention, both among practitioners and scholars. Advocates of the term argue that knowledge management points to a new set of phenomena and practices for managers to learn and master. In particular knowledge management focuses on the creation and distribution of knowledge in organizations through technological novelties such as the internet, intranets, and e-mail, although there are also streams concentrating on social relations and interactions. This paper examines several possible conceptualizations of the idea of knowledge management. It is argued that knowledge is an ambiguous, unspecific and dynamic phenomenon, intrinsically related to meaning, understanding and process, and therefore difficult to manage. |
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