tacit knowledge
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Tacit knowledge for business benefit
Case studies of tacit knowledge for business benefit (part 4): The importance of relational capital in leveraging tacit knowledge
Relational capital is essential in being able to leverage tacit knowledge for successful international business cooperation.
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Tacit knowledge for business benefit
Case studies of tacit knowledge for business benefit (part 3): Safer air travel
Boeing didn't tell airline pilots about a system that caused two crashes with 346 deaths, whereas Airbus involves airline pilots…
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Tacit knowledge for business benefit
Case studies of tacit knowledge for business benefit (part 2): Effective localization for successful global expansion
US retail giant Walmart leads the Fortune 500, but has had mixed results internationally because it hasn't localized. KFC shows…
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Tacit knowledge for business benefit
Case studies of tacit knowledge for business benefit (part 1): Improved quality and reduced recalls
Three case studies, one of failure and two of success, highlighting the benefits of engaging the tacit knowledge of customers.
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Artificial intelligence
Digital humans as knowledge carriers: How AI avatars transform knowledge storage and transfer
How AI-powered digital humans can store, transfer, and manage knowledge in organizations, particularly in industries where expertise is highly valuable.
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Artificial intelligence
Integrating LLMs with local knowledge bases assists sustainability, but neglects tacit knowledge and complexity
LLM-LKB integration has value, but misses tacit knowledge, which is important to achieving sustainability in the face of complex realities.
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Artificial intelligence
Fallacies and tyrannies to avoid in Gen-AI implementation
Strategies for avoiding pitfalls as you take your first steps into using generative AI for your knowledge management or decision-support…
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ABCs of KM
Mitigating knowledge leaks in organisations
Why knowledge leaks occur, and some practical steps which organisations could take to mitigate knowledge leaks.
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ABCs of KM
Moving beyond DIKW and SECI: conceptualization of knowledge as dynamic flows
Knowledge is a dynamic, recursive, and non-linear process, and traditional distinctions between tacit and explicit don't capture the full complexity…
