The capabilities of the transnational firm: accessing knowledge and leveraging inter-firm relationships

Article Abstract:

A new study uses a relational perspective to investigate the creation of value in transnational organizations. It is shown that transnational organizations aim to create a distinctive competence that allows them to access new knowledge and to influence inter-company relationships and opportunities in an increasingly competitive environment.

Organizing Business, International business enterprises, Multinational corporations, Industrial management, Reengineering (Management)

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Knowledge webs and generative relations: a network approach to developing competencies

Article Abstract:

Research is presented concerning the competitive advantage which can be gained by business enterprises who are involved in building knowledge webs. The three main factors which add value to the knowledge web are discussed.

Computer networks, High technology industry, Wireless communications, Wireless communication systems, Knowledge-based systems, Information networks

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