Although the research domain on social capital and the adoption of Information and Communication Technologies (ICTs) is relatively immature, there is a fast growing body of evidence that social capital plays an important role in the adoption process of ICTs – especially in the case of ICTs supporting transorganizational cooperation. In most Western democracies the trend towards ever more inter-...

In this era of knowledge economics, the role of knowledge management is becoming increasingly important. Intellectual capital represents a collection of intangible assets known as knowledge assets, and practitioners often speculate on the relationship between knowledge management readiness and intellectual capital. To date, however, most research has focused on the link between knowledge manage...

Background: The discussion of humble and integrity ethical leadership has been raised as one of the newest leadership theories in organizations over the last few years and have been considered as a necessity in the academic environment. Therefore, the purpose of this study is to examine the relationship between humble and integrity approaches of Ethical leadership with organizational performanc...

Intellectual capital (IC) is organizational intangible asset which is frequently associated with performance. IC is commonly categorized into three core components: human capital, structural capital and relational capital. This study takes a step further in the evolution of the IC model for the hotel industry and divides relationship capital into two categories: End customer- relationship capit...

Organizational knowledge sharing, argued to be able to improve organizational performance and achieve competitive advantage, is often not induced successfully. How organizations should encourage and facilitate knowledge sharing to improve organizational performance is still an important research question. This study proposes and examines a model of organizational knowledge sharing that improves...

Weblogs have been proposed as a highly effective means for organizations to communicate with customers, suppliers, and employees. This paper provides a conceptual model of the relationships among weblog use, intellectual capital--the cumulative knowledge resources possessed by organizations-and both radical and incremental innovative capabilities. We argue that in enabling the transfer of knowl...

Aim-To test the effect of intellectual capital management on organizational competitive advantage in Egyptian hospitals. MethodThis study is a cross-sectional analytical study. The study was conducted in two hospitals (El-Nozha International Hospital and El-Demerdash Hospital). Study subjects consisted of three levels of management either nurses or physicians. (36) from El Nozha and (70) from E...

Structural capital has been described as more hidden part of intellectual capital and organizational knowledge. In spite of more clarity regarding the indicators of human capital, the first dimension of intellectual capital, structural capital sub-dimensions and indicators have been a challenging subject in intellectual capital literature. Clarifying structural capital indicators in e-business ...

intellectual capital (ic) is organizational intangible asset which is frequently associated with performance. ic is commonly categorized into three core components: human capital, structural capital and relational capital. this study takes a step further in the evolution of the ic model for the hotel industry and divides relationship capital into two categories: end customer- relationship capit...

Data, information and knowledge have increased within organization across time. They become wasted memories due to retired staff, died or replace to another department. This could give great impact when intellectual capital do not being used wisely especially as competitive advantage element. Therefore, there is a need to manage memories accordingly. Otherwise, time, money and energy are wasted...