Essays about: "knowledge sharing obstacles"

Showing result 21 - 25 of 26 essays containing the words knowledge sharing obstacles.

1. 21. Customer Integrated Transport – Evaluating a New Transport Solution at Tetra Pak Korea

   University essay from Lunds universitet/Företagsekonomiska institutionen

   Author : Melissa Denbaum; Petter Lindström; [2013]
   Keywords : Customer Integrated Transport; supply chain integration; information sharing; business integration; transport; logistics; green logistics; third party logistics; road freight transport; CO2 emissions; Tetra Pak Korea; value creation; Technology and Engineering; Business and Economics;

   Abstract : Globalization increases competition between companies and competitive advantage is becoming more and more important. Global trends such as international trade, overseas production and increased consumption have led to that freight transport volumes have grown strongly over the past decades. READ MORE

3. 22. Improving Researcher-Patient Collaboration through Social Network Websites

   University essay from IHH, Informatik

   Author : Olayiwola Akindayo; Cynthia Dopgima; [2012]
   Keywords : Social networks; Social networking sites Public and Private ; Col-laboration; Social capital;

   Abstract : Purpose: The main purpose of this study/thesis is to, through an interview with researchers in medical field in Jönköping,  provide an empirical analysis of the link or relationship between medical researcher and patient through social networking sites specifically for collaboration in order to improve relationships, dissemination of information and knowledge sharing. Background: The importance of social networking websites as a means of interaction between groups of individuals cannot be underestimated. READ MORE

4. 23. Providing infrastructure for communities of practice using social computing

   University essay from IT-universitetet i Göteborg/Tillämpad informationsteknologi

   Author : Marcus Adamsson; [2011-09-07]
   Keywords : communities of practice; knowledge management; knowledge strategy; competence management; learning in organizations; knowledge sharing; social computing; knowledge management system;

   Abstract : Knowledge Management involves the management of an organization‟s knowledge assets and includes knowledge creation, sharing, storage and application. Information technology was thought to enable this, but the key challenge is to address all components of knowledge. This can be done by organizing communities of practice. READ MORE

5. 24. ICT Enabled Knowledge Sharing – Impact of ICT on Knowledge Sharing Barriers : The Case of Avanade

   University essay from Akademin för hållbar samhälls- och teknikutveckling

   Author : Rana Alamgir; Shahid Ahmed; [2011]
   Keywords : Knowledge management; knowledge sharing; knowledge transfer; knowledge enterprise; barriers in knowledge sharing; knowledge sharing obstacles; ICT knowledge sharing; ICT enabled knowledge sharing; technology knowledge sharing.;

   Abstract : Studies in recent years have revealed that use of ICT can significantly impact knowledge sharing in organizations by enhancing the knowledge sharing process, reducing knowledge sharing barriers, and introducing technology barriers. While this has been identified in many studies and a significant research has been carried out to identify knowledge sharing barriers, there exists a considerable dearth of research when the question of ‘which knowledge sharing barriers can ICT reduce and how?’ is posed. READ MORE

6. 25. Impact of Information and Communication Technologies (ICTs) on Livelihood of Rural People: A Case Study of Nangi Village of Ramche VDC in Nepal

   University essay from Institutionen för datavetenskap, fysik och matematik, DFM

   Author : Biswa Karki; [2011]
   Keywords : ICTs; Impact; Telecenter; Rural Livelihoods; Development;

   Abstract : Information and Communication Technologies (ICTs) is considered as important tool to empower rural people with the ability to communicate instantaneously facilitating rural development process and information needs. In developing countries potential of ICT4D still not understood, what ICTs can do in rural people life and how ICTs are used by rural people, so it has become area of discussion. READ MORE