Knowledge transfer in organizations: learning from the experience of others

Article Abstract:

Issues concerning the importance of knowledge transfer in organizations are discussed. The ways in which knowledge transfer occurs in organizations, including training and communication, are considered.

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Knowledge transfer: a basis for competitive advantage in firms

Article Abstract:

A conceptual framework for analyzing knowledge transfer in organizations is presented. It is argued that knowledge transfer often arises and that it is frequently incomplete.

Research

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Knowledge transfer between groups via personnel rotation: effects of social identity and knowledge quality

Article Abstract:

An empirical investigation on the impact of social identity and knowledge quality on knowledge transfer across groups through personnel movement between organizations is examined.

Behavior, Group identity, Social identity, Social groups, Knowledge

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