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Justifying knowledge management investments
Knowledge and Process Management, 1999One of the most perplexing problems in Knowledge Management today is how to build business cases for KM projects. Although it is argued that knowledge itself cannot be measured, this article describes the sometimes creative methods companies are using to cost justify KM projects before they are undertaken and gauge their benefits once they are underway.
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Knowledge, Innovation and Investment
2004This paper is meant to share some views on the relevance of science and R&D to business development and to sustainable economic growth. While attempting to do this, it is also meant to present some insight to an encompassing and complex reality with a multitude of interacting actors with different values, motivations, time-frames, cultures and even ...
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Firms’ knowledge investment and market responses
Empirical Economics, 2020This paper offers novel insights of market responses to firms’ decisions to invest in knowledge capital. Based on nonparametric techniques, we find evidence of nonlinearities and regime switches. Investment in innovation inputs increases the market value of a firm; however, an extra dollar spent on R&D does not always reflect higher market value ...
Kyriakos Drivas +3 more
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Optimizing Your Knowledge Management Investments
Handbook of Business Strategy, 2000The key to making wise investments in knowledge management tools and technologies lies in how you approach the challenge of building a knowledge management system.
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Knowledge representation for investment strategy selection
[1988] Proceedings of the Twenty-First Annual Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences. Volume III: Decision Support and Knowledge Based Systems Track, 2003A hybrid knowledge representation for the problem of investment-strategy selection is described. This representation scheme is efficient in knowledge organization and inference performance. The types of knowledge required to support the selection process are identified.
L.R. Talluru, V. Akgiray
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Relations among Age, Income, and Knowledge of Investments
Perceptual and Motor Skills, 2001This study examined consumers' interactions with financial advisors in terms of the age and income of the respondents. The respondents were 500 residents of Florida interviewed in a random telephone survey. The dependent variables for the analysis were (1) frequency of communication, (2) knowledge, and (3) confidence in investment.
L, Powell, J H, Amsbary
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Knowledge society: Investment or Consumption?
2008U ovome radu je napravljen pregled nekoliko znanstvenih i stručnih radova vezanih uz ulogu ljudskog kapitala i istraživanja i razvoja na ekonomski napredak u kontekstu Strateškog okvira RH i opredijeljenosti sadašnje Vlade za "društvo znanja". Problematika je analizirana s ciljem da se pokuša ustanoviti kriterij koji će nam pomoći donijeti odgovor na ...
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