The linkage between knowledge risk management and organizational performance

Durst, Susanne; Hinteregger, Christoph; Zięba, Małgorzata

doi:10.1016/j.jbusres.2019.08.002

Cited by 111 publications

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“…The final task is to develop the application of knowledge repositories to support the management of patient risk stratification (containment, isolation, and quarantine) to contain nosocomial infections, including triaging prior to entering hospitals and strict separation among zones of risk. Through KM processes to extract and generate useful information and knowledge, it is transformed and accumulated into organisational assets, stored in knowledge repositories, which helps to make refined use of available resources and assist organisations to make more informed decisions (Durst et al, 2019) in response to crises. A triage system of COVID-19 patients using the National Health Insurance Database and integrated immigration database to keep track of patients' status for alerts and stratification should be built.…”

Section: Contain Nosocomial Infectionsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Knowledge management based on information technology in response to COVID-19 crisis

Wang

2020

Knowledge Management Research & Practice

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Section: Contain Nosocomial Infectionsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Knowledge management based on information technology in response to COVID-19 crisis

Wang

2020

Knowledge Management Research & Practice

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“…KRM has positive effect on sustainable business in an organization socially, economically, and environmentally (Durst et al, 2019). It was establish that after organization has identified the knowledge risks, organization need to take a further assessment on the KR that could affect the organization most and more precisely; the probability that it will occur most and the potential size of the loss need to be identified and analyzed (Durst and Zieba, 2020).…”

Section: Knowledge Risk and Organizationmentioning

confidence: 99%

Knowledge audit as an important tool in organizational management: A review of literature

Ayinde

Orekoya

Adepeju³

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Business Information Review

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The purpose of this paper is to review current literature on knowledge management and highlight the importance of knowledge audit in bringing about a holistic knowledge solution to knowledge management. Based on the review of literature on knowledge management, this study points out the role of knowledge audit in solving the challenges in organizations’ tacit and explicit knowledge. Specifically, the paper concentrates on knowledge audit, knowledge risk and international and national standards on knowledge audit processes. The contribution of this study to literature are the suggestions that knowledge risk and international standards procedures could be applied to knowledge audit. The important conclusion of this paper is that knowledge risk management has not been fully explored in the study of knowledge audit. The paper addresses the research question of what organizations must embark on in the process of knowledge audit. The paper attempts to provide answer to the question by highlighting the importance of knowledge audit and the reasons why organizations carry out knowledge audit, and also the existing knowledge audit frameworks and methodologies.

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“…The approach has been instrumental in enhancing research and development, while it connects with the specialists to develop timely solutions. Further, knowledge risk management can help firms to improve their sustainability and agility (Dursta et al, 2019).…”

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“…The information-driven approach has been considered a relevant strategy in the case of health care organizations (Bilger, 2020). This can also contribute toward sustainability (Dursta et al, 2019). The purpose of this research study is to identify the constructs that are important to health care supply chain members in uncertain times and catastrophic events like COVID-19.…”

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Information-driven Supply Chain During a Catastrophic Event: COVID-19 Pandemic

Safa

Sharma

Zelbst

2021

Journal of Operations and Strategic Planning

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We learn painful lessons these days about the hidden weaknesses in the supply chains, while the surge reflects a new inflection point of the COVID-19 outbreak. Healthcare experts, politicians, academics, and supply chain practitioners need to collaborate to build a reform agenda and roadmap for our humanitarian supply chain. This study aims at investigating and assessing risks on the supply chain, especially for health care supplies. The theme of the article is based on the development of an information-driven model to help in the assessment of supply chain risk. An integrative review technique has been used to analyze literature to develop prepositions for the model. The main actors of the model are supply chain preparedness, supply chain risk, supply chain response, and supply chain recovery. The findings identify that timely preparation and assessment of supply chain risk can result in accurate adoption of the practices that can not only reduce supply chain risk but also enhance supply chain recovery during any catastrophic event.

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The linkage between knowledge risk management and organizational performance

Cited by 111 publications

References 104 publications

Knowledge management based on information technology in response to COVID-19 crisis

Knowledge management based on information technology in response to COVID-19 crisis

Knowledge audit as an important tool in organizational management: A review of literature

Information-driven Supply Chain During a Catastrophic Event: COVID-19 Pandemic

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