Innovation and learning in the knowledge-based economy: Challenges for the firm

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Knowledge is known to be power with the early 1990s seeing a surge in the quest for knowledge, where the companies as well as the nations are striving hard to acquire knowledge in all fields. Companies are always trying innovative methods to increase their knowledge base, be it with training seminars or by calling on expert to educate their employees, as faster all companies adapt, with changing times, the better it would be for their growth.

Author: Campos, Eduardo Bueno, Ordonez de Pablos, Patricia
Management consulting services, Employee Training, Personnel Training & Consulting, Human Resources and Executive Search Consulting Services

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The nurture of knowledge-based resources through the design of an architecture of human resource management systems: Implications for strategic management

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Knowledge is crucial for the growth of a firm, as it is important for companies to keep developing and renewing their strategic knowledge-based resources to achieve their short and long-term goals. Research shows that companies that pay attention to details are bound to succeed because better human resource management techniques, if used innovatively, can definitely help them nurture their knowledge base and create an atmosphere for growth.

Author: Ordonez de Pablos, Patricia
Management dynamics, Management, Company business management, Human resource management systems, Human resource information systems

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Towards an integrative model of business, knowledge and organizational learning processes

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A study was conducted to design a model for the analysis of the relationship between business processes and their knowledge processes that are required for organizational development and achievement of business targets. Four Spanish companies in different sectors like automobile, financial, electricity and technology sectors were studied and a theoretical model is suggested.

Author: Bueno, Edward, Ordonez de Pablo, Patricia, Sanchez, Maria Paz Salmador
Analysis, Knowledge management, Organizational learning

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Subjects list: United States, Company systems management, Information management, Business enterprises
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