Penelitian ini dilakukan untuk pengembangan model Knowledge Management (KM) dengan aspek Creation (KC) dalam konteks Digital Nomadism (DNs) terhadap Gig Economy (GE). KM kategori Discovery (Tacit, Explicit, Embedded and Source), Organization (type, organizing, function, specify), Sharing (concept, mechanism, benefit, growth). DNs dimensi Personal (personal knowledge management, lifestyle), Soci...

Purpose – This paper integrates the knowledge management and marketing literatures to examine the relationships between knowledge management (KM) practices during a service exchange and customers’ satisfaction and behavioral intentions. Design/methodology/approach Data were collected in an experimental setting using video scenarios; hypotheses were tested using MANOVA and ANCOVA. Findings Resul...

Purpose: The accumulation of knowledge and learning by firms has been identified as critical to their internationalisation. This article explores knowledge assimilation processes of rapidly internationalising SMEs. Design: This is a qualitative enquiry in two stages. First, four case-studies were selected from firms that were participating on an internationalisation programme run by Scottish En...

Detection and deterrence of collusion are longstanding antitrust problems, made difficult because collusive arrangements are usually surreptitious. In this paper, I discuss factors that facilitate or inhibit collusive schemes, as well as circumstances where detection is possible. I describe how industrial organization economists diagnose collusion (both explicit and tacit) among firms.

To move beyond the technology focus and adequately embrace knowledge, organisations need a working conceptualisation of knowledge. Within the literature, the dominant conceptualisation converges around the acknowledgement of tacit and explicit types distinctly. This paper argues that a more fundamental approach is necessary. The functional view is a theory on the nature of knowledge that serves...

Knowledge management is an emergent technology that seeks to address the explicit and tacit knowledge within an organization. Explicit knowledge is easily documented and transferred, consisting of such things as access to market research and analyst reports. Tacit knowledge is the specific knowledge of experts within an organization and is difficult to capture, store and transfer. Knowledge man...