What is organizational knowledge?'(Knowledge Management: Concepts and Controversies)

Article Abstract:

The concept of organizational knowledge is compared with individual knowledge. For individual knowledge to become organizational knowledge, there must be ways for the individual's information to be communicated and taught to the rest of the organization.

Employee Training

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Organizational learning: debates past, present and future

Article Abstract:

This article discusses some key debates concerning the changing nature of organizational learning. Topics include meaning and measurement, diversity and practice, and power and politics.

Management Theory & Techniques, Methods, History, Organizational behavior

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Transferring organizational learning systems to Japanese subsidiaries in China

Article Abstract:

The feasibility of cross-border transfer of organizational learning systems across subsidiaries of manufacturing firms is examined.

China, Japan, Management dynamics, Parent-to-subsidiary activities, Subsidiary-to-parent activities, Manufacturing industry, Manufacturing industries, Company business management, Transfer of training, Subsidiaries, divisions and units

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