Knowledge Management: Organizational Learning and Knowledge

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Learning can take place in any of the various organizational functions (e.g., administration, sales) (Balasubramanian). Organizational learning and organizational knowledge are related in the following way: Organizational learning impacts organizational knowledge in that it actively creates, acquires, mobilizes, refines, and transfers organizational knowledge to adapt to a changing environment (Wikipedia)...
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As organizations actively learn, they become more knowledgeable. Organizational Knowledge Michael Polanyi (1962) described knowledge as having two dimensions in its creation. Tacit knowledge is “the know-how contained in people’s heads” (Levinson, 2007, p...
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