2021
DOI: 10.1108/jkm-02-2021-0133
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Knowledge management and innovative behavior: police reform efforts in Puerto Rico

Abstract: Purpose Knowledge management has historically been approached in private firms as a key factor for business management. However, this is not the case for government institutions. The existing literature on the transfer of knowledge appears as a topic little addressed in government and even to a lesser degree within the police forces. This study aims to evaluate the relationship between motivation, knowledge absorption, knowledge transfer and innovative behavior in a public organization such as the Puerto Rico … Show more

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“…Quantifiable effect: Based on patrol data, digital methods can be used to evaluate and rank patrol work, facilitating self-management and public disclosure by public security organs. Corresponding adjustment measures can be taken according to changes in the effect [13].…”
Section: Patrol Datamentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Quantifiable effect: Based on patrol data, digital methods can be used to evaluate and rank patrol work, facilitating self-management and public disclosure by public security organs. Corresponding adjustment measures can be taken according to changes in the effect [13].…”
Section: Patrol Datamentioning
confidence: 99%