[PDF] Top 20 Tacit knowledge management at universities in Kenya

... organisation, universities employ staff who are either fresh from college or from the industry and lack experience in the higher education ...of knowledge was ...current knowledge economy, ... See full document

... quality management practices are implemented is positively and significantly related to perceived financial performance as defined by growth in earnings, growth in revenue, changes in market share, return on ... See full document

... Abstract: Tacit knowledge (TK) is non-codified and personal (sticky) knowledge that is difficult to ...contributions. Universities can only realize such returns when there is growth in terms ... See full document

... on universities reveal that there exists a research gap in understanding the enablers and inhibitors of tacit knowledge ...for knowledge transfer, both explicit and tacit, has prompted ... See full document

... their knowledge processes in order to obtain the needed knowledge in order to provide high quality services ...between knowledge management process (KMP) capability and SQ in organizations and ... See full document

... their knowledge resources in order to provide efficient products ...The knowledge measurement is one from the most important success factors of knowledge management ...and knowledge ... See full document

... that knowledge creation, sharing and usage becomes more efficient and ...respect, knowledge management administration must tackle the problem known as the “big brother ...a knowledge ... See full document

... on knowledge. Hence, CI has already entered to a knowledge economy where it is perceived as one of the knowledge based value creating sectors of the ...a knowledge economy, whom termed as ... 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

... triangulated methods were applied to interpret a set of meaningful experience, expressed as narrations and interactions. Our approach also stressed researcher’s employed the “human instruments” to secure both direct and ... See full document

... skills, tacit knowledge and social relations that are embedded in an organization make up ...individual knowledge to identify a task, and skills and abilities to solve ...social knowledge, ... See full document

... leadership, knowledge acquisi- tion, government service innovation is ...the knowledge acquisition and service innovation, and general staff evaluate the transformational ... See full document

... explicit knowledge alone is at times not sufficient to transfer research ...of tacit knowledge, usually through mentoring or ...of knowledge in the different stages of research, we now examine ... See full document

... Knowledge Management (KM) is defined as a series of processes that collect, manage, design and share knowledge efficiently to maximize the performance of organizations ...of knowledge ... See full document

... that tacit knowledge is typically individualistic (50) (beliefs (6); oneself (3)), heavily organisationally based (46), it is directly related at least to skill (35) and it is context specific ...with ... See full document

... Nevertheless, recognizing the presence of tacit knowledge as a limit not just of Vitruvius’ text, but of any text which aims to transmit knowledge, will help us gain insight into somethi[r] ... See full document

... Chapter 2: Knowledge and Knowledge Management 2.1 Introduction 2.2 Definition of knowledge 2.3 Levels of knowledge 2.4 Two states of knowledge 2.4.1 Interaction between tacit and explici[r] ... See full document

... The emphasis on research productivity has also been voiced at institutional levels. For instance, the then Vice-Chancellor of the Central University of Technology, Free State, highlights how this university has embraced ... 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

... resource management and procurement ...their knowledge requirement from their available knowledge ...new knowledge or acquiring the knowledge from external ...sources. Knowledge ... See full document