[PDF] Top 20 Design enquiry: tacit knowledge and invention in science

... of knowledge, there is still a place for rich, complex, literal representation and the authors of early cave paintings may have understood something about the role of indwelling that has been lost in our almost ... See full document

... In: CUMULUS Conference: Pride and Pre-design: the Cultural Heritage and the Science of Design, Lisbon, Portugal, 26-29 May 2005... Copyright and re-use policy See http://shura.shu.ac.uk/[r] ... See full document

... puter Science & Applications; Commerce; Business; Finance; Marketing; Human Resource Management; General Management; Banking; Economics; Tourism Administration & Management; Education; Law; Library & ... See full document

... delivered knowledge. The approach of knowledge visualization in learning environment can be explained using [38] theory who stated that students’ performance can be uplifted through guidance from a ... See full document

... of knowledge in innovative and low cost solutions to any incoming problems in public ...the knowledge being ...the knowledge is ...of knowledge in any governmental ...prevents knowledge ... See full document

... of knowledge management is ...understanding. Knowledge management enables a learning community to learn more ...effectively. Knowledge management is very important to an ...of knowledge ... See full document

... organisations' knowledge resources can be described as an ...explicit knowledge is the visible top of the iceberg, which is easy to find and recognise and therefore also easier to ...to tacit ... See full document

... ICT facilitates sharing of tacit knowledge. For example, it is shared through expert systems, extranets and intranets, e-mail, databases, videoconferences, teleconferences, real or virtual bulletin boards ... See full document

... of tacit knowing as a process focusing on the operationalization or how to of tacit knowledge, rather than emphasizing what is tacit ...that tacit knowing can provide a useful structure ... See full document

... new knowledge was limited to local colleagues and a few journals if they could find the time to read ...new knowledge had exploded since entering the social media ... See full document

... the tacit rules in daily life that cannot be explained explicitly with ...much knowledge and take it for granted but it is rather difficult for us to search for an explicit me- thod to express it, for ... See full document

... Tacit knowledge transfer efficiency in the situation four is the minimum one, and both the tacit knowledge receiving link and outputting link face ...the knowledge carriers are required ... See full document

... embeds knowledge in the successor that may not be held in the ...the knowledge and experience that the successors had acquired prior to joining the family ... See full document

... used to supplement other first generation techniques such as linear regression in studying the relationship between latent variables. The relatively more powerful analytical power of structural equation modeling ... See full document

... for knowledge creation, application and extension (Baskerville & Dulipovici, 2006; Choo, 2006) and has been used in diverse management studies for assessing knowledge strategies (Joia, 2002; Rice & ... See full document

... in enquiry is a subject who has the capacity to seek the truth about the answers to questions in a variety of different ...in enquiry is a subject who has the capacity for higher-order beliefs about his ... See full document

... A Foldscope is an optical magnifying lens that can be collected from basic parts, including a sheet of paper and a focal point. It was created by Manu Prakash and intended to cost under Rs100 to construct. It is a piece ... See full document

... expressed by a positive adjective and a negative adjective which consists of product quality characteristic evaluation table, as shown in table 1, where a1 is positive adjective, a1’ is the reverse; the traditional ... See full document

... the knowledge-based theory of the firm, the most important strategic resource for an organization is ...of knowledge in an organization creates new knowledge that leads to competitive advantage for ... See full document

... experiential knowledge vital to the production process, though their traditional skills loses some of their centrality, as many mills begin to rely on sophisticated instruments that bypass workers’ sensory methods ... See full document