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What is Knowledge Enablers

Handbook of Research on Tacit Knowledge Management for Organizational Success
Processes, inputs or sources that facilitate knowledge manipulation. According to the Author, education is the most important one, along with a personal component and social infrastructure.
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Can Tacit Knowledge be Shared on Cloud?: An Opportunity for Viability From PBL
Sara Fazzin (Niccolò Cusano Italian University in London, UK)
DOI: 10.4018/978-1-5225-2394-9.ch010
Abstract
Knowledge manipulation is key for organizational innovation, to gain competitive advantage, enhancing the search for a caring and sharing environment between co-workers. How to foster such attitude? Many researchers have argued about the importance of tacit knowledge, highlighting how difficult - if not impossible - is to share that kind of knowledge. Giving a new definition of knowledge, the Author here presents a model of knowledge manipulation that highlights the fundamental role of education, both as knowledge enabler and recipient for a long-term change into the organization. Using education as common ground to instill a (tacit) knowledge sharing attitude, the Author argues on the importance of problem-based (PBL) training, to prepare lifelong learners to become better workers and to manipulate (tacit) knowledge.
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