Organizational Learning, Organizational Structure, and Knowledge's Transfer
Han Zhang
Abstract
Han Zhang
Abstract
Innovation, as an important corporate strategy, is the key activity that contributes to building core competitive advantage. During the process, the organizational learning decides the level of company's gaining innovative knowledge. This paper, based on learning theory and knowledge management theory, explores the relationship between knowledge's transfer, organizational learning and the organizational structure which impacting on the relationship with knowledge's transfer and organizational learning.
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Innovation, as an important corporate strategy, is the key activity that contributes to building core competitive advantage. During the process, the organizational learning decides the level of company's gaining innovative knowledge. This paper, based on learning theory and knowledge management theory, explores the relationship between knowledge's transfer, organizational learning and the organizational structure which impacting on the relationship with knowledge's transfer and organizational learning.
Key concepts: Organizational learning, Knowledge management, Knowledge transfer, Competitive advantage, Organizational performance, Organizational engineering, Organization development, Business