Knowledge management: conceptual categorization
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Knowledge management. Conceptual categorization. Information management.Abstract
Presents the discussion of the literature on knowledge management, his conceptual categorization, enhancing knowledge sharing and mapping information as strategies to promote learning and innovation in organizations. Emphasizes that the forms of organizational communication, information technology and communication and information management are the elements that support the process of sharing knowledge, enabling the new practices of knowledge management facilitating innovation processes in organizations.Downloads
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