2009
DOI: 10.4018/jkm.2009062903
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Using Corporate Universities to Failitate Knowledge Transfer and Achieve Competitive Advantage

Abstract: The knowledge literature suggests that transferring knowledge leads to synergistic cost advantages, better implementation of organizational strategies, and competitive advantage. Organizations are implementing corporate universities to aid in knowledge transfer. There is no standardized definition for corporate universities, but rather models that allow organizations to customize them to meet their training needs. Building on recent work of managing the knowledge transfer process (Murray & Peyrefitte, 2007… Show more

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“…De acordo com Schartinger et al (2002), a formalidade de uma relação é evidenciada quando a interação que ocorre entre as partes é delimitada por acordos ou contratos. No segundo critério o grau de interação face a face sugere que o foco nas comunicações gera confiança e integração relacional, que por sua vez, figuram atributos importantes nas relações de transferência de conhecimento universidade-indústria (CLINTON et al, 2009).…”
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“…De acordo com Schartinger et al (2002), a formalidade de uma relação é evidenciada quando a interação que ocorre entre as partes é delimitada por acordos ou contratos. No segundo critério o grau de interação face a face sugere que o foco nas comunicações gera confiança e integração relacional, que por sua vez, figuram atributos importantes nas relações de transferência de conhecimento universidade-indústria (CLINTON et al, 2009).…”
Section: Modelo Conceitualunclassified
“…According to Schartinger et al (2002), the formality of a relationship is evidenced when the interaction that takes place between the parties is delimited by agreements or contracts. In the second criterion, the degree of face-to-face interaction suggests that the focus on communications generates trust and relational integration, which, in turn, are important attributes in university-industry knowledge transfer relations (Clinton, Merritt, & Murray, 2009).…”
Section: Knowledge Management Theorymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Evidence points to the construction of an increasingly articulated relationship between government, university, and industry (Etzkowitz;Leydesdorff, 1995Leydesdorff, , 2000Leydesdorff, 2012;Lu;Etzkowitz, 2008;) capable of strengthening companies and promoting the country's economic development. Added to it are the contributions from literature discussing innovation ecosystems Bstyh;Campbell, 2012;Jackson, 2011;Ritala;Almpanopoulou, 2017), knowledge transfer (Bacon;Williams;Davies, 2019;Clinton;Merritt;Murray, 2009;Kogut;Zander, 1993;Nonaka, 1994).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%