2016
DOI: 10.1016/j.physa.2015.08.044
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The effects of online social networks on tacit knowledge transmission

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“…Many methods have been adopted for extracting tacit knowledge, like repertory grid [27,49], structure interview [52], brain storming [33,53] and knowledge map [11]. Group-sharing tries to uncover the mechanism of tacit knowledge sharing from a macro view, and build mathematical TKS model [54]. The model can be used to promote the level of TKS.…”
Section: How To Handle Tacit Knowledge?mentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Many methods have been adopted for extracting tacit knowledge, like repertory grid [27,49], structure interview [52], brain storming [33,53] and knowledge map [11]. Group-sharing tries to uncover the mechanism of tacit knowledge sharing from a macro view, and build mathematical TKS model [54]. The model can be used to promote the level of TKS.…”
Section: How To Handle Tacit Knowledge?mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…It has attracted many research attentions since most practical tasks need multiple experts' close collaboration [33]. [26], [51], [2], [31], [55], [19], [56], [44], [57], [11], [53], [27], [58], [14], [59] Group [60], [12], [35], [49], [61], [54] [33], [62], [38], [63]…”
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“…After development, tacit knowledge is going to produce knowledge innovation. [3] Scholars hold the same mainstream view on the definition of tacit knowledge, that is, tacit knowledge in enterprises, in the hands of the internal members and organizations of the enterprise, is the internal tacit knowledge that is difficult to be imitated, encoded or cannot be encoded, and difficult to be expressed clearly in words and languages. In a broad sense, it also includes the tacit knowledge acquired from the outside of the enterprise.…”
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