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Retraction: The Impact of Humble Leadership on Knowledge-Sharing and Creativity in Nursing Setting: A Cross-Sectional Study. [PDF]
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Communications of the ACM, 2008
How managerial prompting, group identification, and social value orientation affect knowledge-sharing behavior.
Peter V. Marks +3 more
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How managerial prompting, group identification, and social value orientation affect knowledge-sharing behavior.
Peter V. Marks +3 more
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CHI '11 Extended Abstracts on Human Factors in Computing Systems, 2011
Sharing the Knowledge is a community literacy learning system for implementation in the isolated regions of a developing nation. The project is a set of designed interactions that enables a collaborative social effort in creating and understanding educational materials, as means of compensation for the general lack of access to formal education and ...
Dustin York, Zhengxin Xi
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Sharing the Knowledge is a community literacy learning system for implementation in the isolated regions of a developing nation. The project is a set of designed interactions that enables a collaborative social effort in creating and understanding educational materials, as means of compensation for the general lack of access to formal education and ...
Dustin York, Zhengxin Xi
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Proceedings of the 34th Annual Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences, 2005
The knowledge required for decision making in a firm is distributed across various departments. In practice, cross-functional teams are used to integrate this distributed knowledge. Incentive schemes are of crucial importance to encourage departments to share knowledge. The authors study different incentive schemes by means of a two stage model. In the
Markus Feurstein +3 more
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The knowledge required for decision making in a firm is distributed across various departments. In practice, cross-functional teams are used to integrate this distributed knowledge. Incentive schemes are of crucial importance to encourage departments to share knowledge. The authors study different incentive schemes by means of a two stage model. In the
Markus Feurstein +3 more
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Nursing Older People, 2009
Hospitals are streamlined organisations. They provide care that has to be adapted for all ages, conditions and individual expectations. While the majority of people using general hospital services are older people, the NHS seems to struggle with the fact that its core business is delivering care to this group.
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Hospitals are streamlined organisations. They provide care that has to be adapted for all ages, conditions and individual expectations. While the majority of people using general hospital services are older people, the NHS seems to struggle with the fact that its core business is delivering care to this group.
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Knowledge Sharing in Knowledge Communities
2003This paper investigates the contribution of ICT to knowledge sharing in communities of practice. A theoretical model is built that identifies the possible influence of ICT on the extent to which knowledge is shared within a community, as well as a number of variables that determine the extent to which this contribution is realized.
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International Journal of Human-Computer Interaction, 1996
Intelligent robots need to share knowledge with human beings for flexible interaction. However, the gap between low‐level sensory data and abstract human knowledge makes it difficult to preencode robot behavior against human's various complex demands. This article presents a way of enabling robots to learn abstract concepts from sensory and perceptual ...
Kazuo Hiraki, Yuichiro Anzai
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Intelligent robots need to share knowledge with human beings for flexible interaction. However, the gap between low‐level sensory data and abstract human knowledge makes it difficult to preencode robot behavior against human's various complex demands. This article presents a way of enabling robots to learn abstract concepts from sensory and perceptual ...
Kazuo Hiraki, Yuichiro Anzai
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Knowledge Sharing and Methods of Knowledge Sharing
2008Many projects are often dependent on knowledge that is not in their possession (cf. Jones and Smith, 1997). Studies on project management have also demonstrated a lack of learning in projects (Ekstedt et al., 1999) that can be connected to decoupling and separation.
Kaj U. Koskinen, Pekka Pihlanto
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