‘Think of others’ in knowledge management: making culture work for you
Jay Liebowitz
Abstract
Jay Liebowitz
Abstract
Knowledge management has an important role to play in both organizational and national cultures. In order to have a paradigm shift from a knowledge hoarding to a more knowledge-sharing culture, knowledge management should be used as part of the human capital strategy for the organization. The impact of culture on knowledge management has been studied widely, but little has been written on how knowledge management can affect organizational culture. This paper provides a thought-piece on addressing this overlooked area.
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Knowledge management has an important role to play in both organizational and national cultures. In order to have a paradigm shift from a knowledge hoarding to a more knowledge-sharing culture, knowledge management should be used as part of the human capital strategy for the organization. The impact of culture on knowledge management has been studied widely, but little has been written on how knowledge management can affect organizational culture. This paper provides a thought-piece on addressing this overlooked area.
Key concepts: Knowledge management, Organizational learning, Organizational culture, Personal knowledge management, Knowledge value chain, Knowledge sharing, Intellectual capital, Affect (linguistics)