The real promise of organizational communication technologies may lie in their potential to facilitate participative discourse between knowledge workers at all levels in distributed locations and time zones. Such discourse enables the exchange of sometimes conflicting viewpoints through which resolution and symbiosis, organizational knowledge can be built. This chapter presents a case study of a Singerian inquiring organization which illustrates how afluid dynamic community of employees can use email to build knowledge, learn, make decisions, and enhance wisdom through a cycle of knowledge combination (divergence) and knowledge qualification (convergence). The chapter offers new theoretical perspectives on the enhancement of wisdom in inqui...
Email and other forms of electronic communication have assumed a significant role in the communicati...
Currently, Nonaka\u27s (1994) knowledge spiral, and Spender\u27s (1996) and Blackler\u27s (1995) res...
The communal nature of knowledge production predicts the importance of creating learning organisatio...
Newly created knowledge is increasingly viewed as a highly valuable source of competitive advantage ...
In this paper, we investigate the advantages of email for knowledge management (KM) by undertaking a...
In many successful organisations today, significant resources are invested in training and developme...
E-mail has become so ubiquitous that it has surpassed existing only as a tool of asynchronous commun...
An information system or information and communication technology (IS/ICT)application can be a strat...
Abstract: Managing knowledge is a value creating process in most organizations and is particularly i...
Over the decades, practitioners and researchers alike have increasingly focused on how organization ...
Inquiring Organizations: Moving from Knowledge Management to Wisdom assembles into one volume a comp...
Organizational processes today are marked by a growing fragmentation of knowledge and responsibiliti...
Although extensive research has been done on teaching emails and on the use of emails in organisatio...
Although extensive research has been done on teaching emails and on the use of emails in organisatio...
Email has grown over the last decade to become the de facto communication medium for business, howev...
Email and other forms of electronic communication have assumed a significant role in the communicati...
Currently, Nonaka\u27s (1994) knowledge spiral, and Spender\u27s (1996) and Blackler\u27s (1995) res...
The communal nature of knowledge production predicts the importance of creating learning organisatio...
Newly created knowledge is increasingly viewed as a highly valuable source of competitive advantage ...
In this paper, we investigate the advantages of email for knowledge management (KM) by undertaking a...
In many successful organisations today, significant resources are invested in training and developme...
E-mail has become so ubiquitous that it has surpassed existing only as a tool of asynchronous commun...
An information system or information and communication technology (IS/ICT)application can be a strat...
Abstract: Managing knowledge is a value creating process in most organizations and is particularly i...
Over the decades, practitioners and researchers alike have increasingly focused on how organization ...
Inquiring Organizations: Moving from Knowledge Management to Wisdom assembles into one volume a comp...
Organizational processes today are marked by a growing fragmentation of knowledge and responsibiliti...
Although extensive research has been done on teaching emails and on the use of emails in organisatio...
Although extensive research has been done on teaching emails and on the use of emails in organisatio...
Email has grown over the last decade to become the de facto communication medium for business, howev...
Email and other forms of electronic communication have assumed a significant role in the communicati...
Currently, Nonaka\u27s (1994) knowledge spiral, and Spender\u27s (1996) and Blackler\u27s (1995) res...
The communal nature of knowledge production predicts the importance of creating learning organisatio...