Knowledge Management at Universities: The Roles of Leadership, Culture, and Information Technology

Hassan, Hasannuddiin; Wee, Yu Ghee; Aziz, Mohd Ikhwan; Ramli, Ainon; Razak, Arbaiah Abdul

doi:10.18848/2327-8013/cgp/v21i01/1-20

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“…Therefore, knowledge is considered the most important asset than other types of inputs or resources (Booto Ekionea and Fillion, 2021). Very often, knowledge management is essential for organizations to generate values from intellectual capital in the form of knowledge (Hassan et al, 2021).…”

Section: Knowledge Management Challengesmentioning

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Digitization and Business Intelligence at the Heart of a Business Strategy Within African Industries Funds

Ekionea

2022

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This paper focuses on the possibility of collecting information and with a view to the digitization of business processes with the strategic thought of identifying private investment opportunities in the provinces entities which would allow it: - To better collect information on the collection of resources in order to enable it to replenish its fund and meet management and financing needs in the provinces entities ; - Improve the decision-making process at all organizational levels with the help of digitization. This study is based on the application of the knowledge management organizational capacity maturity model (Booto Ekionea, 2012) in the context of African industries Founds to identify the current state of knowledge management organizational capacities towards an ideal model which facilitates the appropriate recommendations.

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Section: Knowledge Management Challengesmentioning

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Digitization and Business Intelligence at the Heart of a Business Strategy Within African Industries Funds

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2022

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An analysis of Chilean universities based on their research outputs and funded projects (2008-2022)

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Rodríguez-Ponce,

Pedraja-Rejas

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Iberoamerican Journal of Science Measurement and Communication

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Objective. We analyzed the research output of Chilean universities with the primary objective of guiding leadership teams in formulating and prioritizing their strategic goals. Design/Methodology/Approach. The research was descriptive and documentary in nature, involving a systematic, comprehensive, transparent, and detailed review of articles published in various indexed scientific journals. Between 2008 and 2022, we searched the Scopus database at each institution to obtain information on its scientific production. Results/Discussion. We have demonstrated the presence of a select group of universities with exceptionally high levels of scientific productivity, as indicated by significant performance metrics. The analysis of university productivity shows that, in absolute terms, the most outstanding institutions are the Universidad de La Frontera, the Universidad de Tarapacá, and the Universidad de Chile. This study highlights the efficiency and performance of these academic institutions in terms of their scientific output. Only 12 institutions manage to exceed the national average in terms of productivity, while 19 universities perform at an alarmingly low level. Conclusion. This research provides valuable insights into institutions that achieve commendable results but remain underrepresented in rankings due to their smaller size. It underscores the importance of valuing outcomes over raw numbers, providing a more nuanced understanding of scientific productivity.

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Knowledge Management at Universities: The Roles of Leadership, Culture, and Information Technology

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Digitization and Business Intelligence at the Heart of a Business Strategy Within African Industries Funds

Digitization and Business Intelligence at the Heart of a Business Strategy Within African Industries Funds

An analysis of Chilean universities based on their research outputs and funded projects (2008-2022)

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