A framework to acquire explicit knowledge stored on different versions of software

Barceló-Valenzuela, Mario; Carrillo-Villafaña, Patricia Shihemy; Perez-Soltero, Alonso; Sanchez‐Schmitz, Gerardo

doi:10.1016/j.infsof.2015.09.007

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“…In this context, the knowledge transfer must be carried out successfully between the tourism SMEs and HEIs; otherwise, this new knowledge becomes useless (Barcelo-Valenzuela et al 2016;Weidenfeld 2013).…”

Section: Tourism Industry and Companiesmentioning

confidence: 99%

Networks, Innovation and Knowledge Transfer in Tourism Industry: An Empirical Study of SMEs in Portugal

Lopes

Oliveira

Lopes³

et al. 2021

Social Sciences

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The present study aims to investigate how commercialisation and knowledge transfer between the SMEs of the tourism sector and the higher education institutions (HEIs) are made, as well as to find out whether the SMEs of the tourism sector are part of tourism networks, and what their motivations are. We used a qualitative methodology, applying the triangulation method to eight SMEs and one HEI. The results indicate that the commercialisation and knowledge transfer between the SMEs and the HEIs are not effective. SMEs are part of regional networks of business innovation; however, they do not participate in R&D activities with HEIs. Some suggestions were made to SMEs, HEIs, and regional governments to speed up commercialisation and knowledge transfer in the tourism sector. We adapted the Triple Helix Model to the tourism sector, thus creating the “Triple Helix in the Tourism Context”. Only a few studies have researched knowledge commercialisation in the tourism sector, a gap that this article aims to compensate.

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Section: Tourism Industry and Companiesmentioning

confidence: 99%

Networks, Innovation and Knowledge Transfer in Tourism Industry: An Empirical Study of SMEs in Portugal

Lopes

Oliveira

Lopes³

et al. 2021

Social Sciences

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“…Irani et al (2009) highlighted that several interlocking factors within an enterprise information system relate to knowledge management and organizational learning, and this type of relationship can lead companies to develop in terms of the learning organization. Barcelo-Valenzuela et al (2016) studied SMEs and knowledge acquisition through software systems, neglecting human employees' importance. Johnson (2016) studied the link between knowledge management and SMEs but ignored the importance of building a digital system to manage and develop the acquired knowledge.…”

Section: Knowledge Acquisition Process Within Sme´s As Limited Knowle...mentioning

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Methodology for Selecting Optimal Knowledge Acquisition Through Analytic Hierarchy Process and Environment Parameters Impact.

Di Nardo,

Murino,

Adegbola

2023

JART

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In a global economy characterised by increasingly dynamic markets and technologies, the primary importance of intangible resources like knowledge is growing dramatically, especially for small and medium-sized enterprises (SME). Therefore, many companies are trying to support changes by configuring their production systems towards mass customisation. This evolving paradigm shift from mass production to mass customisation brings about complex product lifecycles that require continuous re-engineering/configuration of modern manufacturing systems. Rapid manufacturing companies' changes result in adjusting and updating the existing knowledge base to maintain their competitive advantage. Within companies, different tacit and explicit knowledge are available, relating to resources, processes and components. This data is usually not digitised, and therefore the main challenge for small and medium-sized enterprises is how to automate the knowledge acquisition process, choosing the best tools for knowledge preservation. Starting from the analysis of models presented in the literature, we defined a methodology to support selecting the optimal acquisition of knowledge and preservation in any phase of production systems. In an environment where business uncertainty is the norm, developing knowledge acquisition capabilities is increasingly important. The paper's main contribution is the AHP-PIE methodology, which provides a helpful guideline as a structured and logical means of ranking KA methods for evaluating appropriate tools for a small manufacturing industry organisation.

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“…Context-dependent, highly personalized, subjective, perceptual, unstructured, emotional, momentary experience Difficult to see, codify, estimate, investigate, formalize, write down, capture and communicate accurately (Huang, 2020;Hoksbergen et al, 2021;Barcelo-Valenzuela et al, 2016) Universal, objective, rational and structured (Islam and Chadee, 2021) Easy to identify, codify, formalize, store, share, communicate and use (Huang, 2020;Barcelo-Valenzuela et al, 2016) Table 1.…”

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Recurrence quantification analysis of Q&A behavior from the perspective of explicit and tacit knowledge – an empirical study based on Zhihu's hashtags

Feng

Wang

2021

AJIM

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PurposeThe purpose of this research is to investigate the time structure characteristics of collaborative knowledge production behaviors in Q&A (question-and-answer) communities for explicit and tacit knowledge, and systematically investigate the supply side and the demand side of knowledge production.Design/methodology/approachTaking Zhihu as the research object, using the methods of recurrence plot and recurrence quantification analysis, this paper analyzes the recursive characteristics of the motion trajectories of the three behavioral sequences of questioning, answering, and discussion, qualitatively and quantitatively analyzing the generation and evolution mechanism of explicit and tacit knowledge.FindingsThe results show that compared with the demand-side behavior sequence, the supply-side behavior sequence exhibits higher stability, complexity and periodicity. Compared with the tacit knowledge topics, the demand-side behavior sequence of the explicit knowledge topics shows stronger nonlinearity, and the supply-side behavior sequence shows lower complexity.Originality/valueThe research conclusions provide preliminary evidence for the effectiveness of the recurrence plot method in distinguishing different types of knowledge production behaviors and have important application value for the “crowdsourcing” knowledge generation and identification under the knowledge economy and the sustainable development of the socialized question-and-answer community.

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A framework to acquire explicit knowledge stored on different versions of software

Cited by 11 publications

References 29 publications

Networks, Innovation and Knowledge Transfer in Tourism Industry: An Empirical Study of SMEs in Portugal

Networks, Innovation and Knowledge Transfer in Tourism Industry: An Empirical Study of SMEs in Portugal

Methodology for Selecting Optimal Knowledge Acquisition Through Analytic Hierarchy Process and Environment Parameters Impact.

Recurrence quantification analysis of Q&A behavior from the perspective of explicit and tacit knowledge – an empirical study based on Zhihu's hashtags

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