Classification Framework of Knowledge Transfer Issues Across Value Networks

Learning across cultures: appropriateness of knowledge transfer

This chapter focuses on the issue of transfer of cognitions, motivations, and dispositions related to learning across di!erent cultural-educational contexts. Research with learners from Confucian Heritage Culture, mainly from Singapore and Hong Kong, studying in their home country and as international students in Australia is used to establish the usefulness of the concept of socio-cultural app...

Communication Issues in Parallel Computing across Atm Networks Communication Issues in Parallel Computing across Atm Networks

Cluster-based computing, which exploits the aggregate power of networked collections of computers, has drawn increasing attention in the parallel processing community. The success of cluster-based computing depends largely on the performance of the underlying network. Although Asynchronous Transfer Mode (ATM) was designed speciically to transport integrated multimedia data, the expected ubiquit...

A conceptual framework of contextual factors affecting knowledge transfer using meta-synthesis method

Since knowledge is currently considering as one of the most critical resources in organizations, knowledge management has an essential role in organizational success. Recently knowledge transfer has become a fast, growing, innovative, and essential research theme in the management domain. This paper proposes a comprehensive framework to have effective knowledge transfer in projects, especially ...

Interlingua Vs Transfer? Knowledge Sharing across Projects

Sharing knowledge across projects is often considered impossible, especially if the systems involved present differences in underlying theory, representation, or even programming language. This paper, taking a collaboration between the CAT2 and PANGLOSS MT projects as an example, demonstrates that it is possible to combine resources developed separately to support the processing of different mo...

Knowledge Transfer within Interorganizational Networks