Evaluation of a decision support training effectiveness measure

Bohler, Jeffrey; Hall, Dianne

doi:10.1002/cjas.51

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“…Finally, competences development, and management based on competences can be achieved by practices which provide the necessary tools to develop employee competences, by remuneration and by promotion systems linked to the generation of ideas, task rotation or multidisciplinary teamwork (Liebowitz and Beckman 1998;Bohler and Hall 2008).…”

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“…Implantation of ERP systems, implementation of joint projects and the introduction of incentive mechanisms based on group aims positively affect the understanding of the organization as a global system where all the members interact (Rastogi 2000). The development of an innovative culture that encourages knowledge generation projects requires a change in the management style, active leadership policies, training actions, and suitable management models to develop innovation (Davenport 1999;Bohler and Hall 2008;Minguela-Rata et al 2009).…”

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Improving human capital through knowledge management practices in knowledge-intensive business services

Palacios‐Marqués¹,

Gil-Pechuán²,

Lim

2011

Serv Bus

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This article studies how knowledge management (KM) practices improve human capital. We conceptualize KM practices through six dimensions and test the relationship between each dimension and human capital. The empirical study which was carried out in Spanish firms belonging to the biotechnology and telecommunications industries shows that introducing KM practices has a positive impact on the improvement of human capital. In fact, firms that introduce practices related to continuous learning and the development of an innovative culture that encourages R&D projects improve the skills or abilities of their human capital.

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confidence: 99%

Section: Literature Reviewmentioning

confidence: 99%