2009
DOI: 10.1016/j.indmarman.2008.12.002
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Managing knowledge in industrial markets: New dimensions and challenges

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“…The Knowledge Economy and Society (Dean & Kretschmer, 2007;Grant, 1996) is characterized by economic globalization, the emergence technological advances in several industrial and scientific domains and the progressive primacy of knowledge-intensive and technologybased industrial markets (Lancioni & Chandran, 2009). In addition, very short product life cycles, and an accelerated change rate in customer's needs and preferences are mentioned as typical features on current industrial paradigm.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The Knowledge Economy and Society (Dean & Kretschmer, 2007;Grant, 1996) is characterized by economic globalization, the emergence technological advances in several industrial and scientific domains and the progressive primacy of knowledge-intensive and technologybased industrial markets (Lancioni & Chandran, 2009). In addition, very short product life cycles, and an accelerated change rate in customer's needs and preferences are mentioned as typical features on current industrial paradigm.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…They found that knowledge development capacity and intellectual capital efforts are a good complement for other supply chain strategies. Lancioni and Chandran (2009) studied the problem of managing knowledge in an industrial market.…”
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“…Al igual que ocurre con la definición de conocimiento, el concepto "gestión del conocimiento" tampoco tendrá una definición única ni aceptada comúnmente (Hlupic et al, 2002), debido a que puede referirse a varias diferentes actividades en una organización como la recogida de datos, análisis, almacenamiento, difusión y utilización, (Lancioni & Chandran, 2009). Las definiciones aportadas siguen líneas muy diferentes:…”
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