This study explores the mechanisms through which intermediary organizations (IOs)
shaped knowledge use during the development of states’ plans to reduce the inequitable …

… Consistently, our results demonstrate the importance of knowledge brokers, who bridge …
For example, while our results suggest that in SMNs where knowledge roles are distributed in a …

… plays a fundamental role in academia and how recognition is distributed. A publication’s …
Brokers gain additional benefits by bridging the gap between film directors at the core and …

… reviewed studies addressing KM in Agile software development in order to extract relevant
information on a set of research … Malik, “Knowledge management in distributed agile software …

… Further, we consider the network and functional roles of developers: bridge members that
refers … that determines how the absorbed knowledge may be distributed and transferred across …

… In this review, six different keywords which are mostly used in the context of globally
distributed software development were considered, and six research repositories (ie IEEE, ACM, …

… fields the sources of knowledge are widely distributed. Solving new rising … knowledge
transfer (gatekeepers). Gatekeepers symbolize those individuals who are bridging the information …

… helps bridge … knowledge brokers in distributed software development, that is, people capable
of acting as bridges between different teams and domains of expertise; knowledge brokers …

… Our study aims to bridge this gap by analyzing the factors affecting how individual … To
transform the exponential distributed variable to a linear distribution, we take logarithm …

… will be more effective than without them because brokers can bridge communication,
physical, cultural, cognitive and trust gaps in a network of relationships by facilitating …