[PDF] Top 20 Tacit knowledge integration within the traditional construction procurement system

... research within the organisation with which they are ...naturally within narrative accounts in order ‘to understand the complex processes which people use in making sense of their organisational realities’ ... See full document

... project knowledge mostly remains in minds of involved individuals of project team and is not captured and transferred across the project in order to be used in future projects, mainly in construction ... See full document

... research within this area, especially in the context of KM in Lean and Agile ...of integration and collaboration and insufficient KM systems are either dependent or related to each ...process ... See full document

... of knowledge (both tacit and explicit), widely referred as intangible resources, in terms of brand construction, entrepreneurial development, competitive capabilities and advantages, has not be given ... See full document

... Therefore, the competitive advantage of an organisation and the successful completion of projects lie in the ability of effectively managing knowledge. KM plays a significant role in the survival and performance ... See full document

... effective construction business (appropriately referred to as the “people” factor) has often been ...of construction, as a labour intensive ...the construction industry to define more appropriate ... See full document

... in construction projects undertaken through the TPS due to the fragmentation nature of this system, where the design team is separated from construc- tion ...managing knowledge in this type of ... See full document

... 3. Third, video conferencing is a medium which allows two or more users at different locations to interact via two-ways video and audio transmissions simultaneously. Indeed, video conferencing has provided many ... 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 ... See full document

... The construction industry is a knowledge-driven ...any construction firm is time and cost of the project. Accordingly, knowledge management when implemented properly will provide employees ... 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

... the construction knowledge worker has gradually ...Further, construction employs extremely diverse range of people from a wide range of occupational cultures and backgrounds, including people in ... See full document

... with knowledge of poisonous plants that could affect tilapias, were available to test the plants on the fish in a scientific laboratory ...set within a co-research framework established for the region ... See full document

... Organizational knowledge, the most important resource in an organization, constitutes of many types of ...organizational tacit knowledge, focusing on its manifestations in an institute of higher ... See full document

... the knowledge integrated into the interpretive process, and its function is to curb interpretive elaboration channeling it to follow directions for interpretation which are couched by the speaker in the very form ... See full document

... limitations, of which a few are explained in more detail. Firstly, Dankers and Lutters mention limitations regarding lack of flexibility and suitability. A model that prescribes activities can be very restricting and ... See full document

... Before tacit knowledge can become explicit, it should be codified or ...difficult. Tacit knowledge has no limits in our brain, even if people want to communicate, they may be unable to do ... See full document

... of knowledge creation was conducted on Grade 5/6 students working within a computer supported classroom pursuing biological (Human Biology) and physical (Force, Electricity, Cosmology) study ...that ... See full document

... of knowledge. Mechanistic part deals more with explicit knowledge whilst organic nature helps the organisation to work flexibly with a people- centred orientation and involves the management of tacit ... See full document

... tacit knowledge is the source of competitive advantage and critical to daily management ...activities. Tacit knowledge is also divided into two types, cannot be articulated and implicit ... See full document