… : we demonstrate the importance of disseminative capacity in knowledge transfer; meanwhile,
we illustrate the vital roles of dominant knowledge holders in knowledge transfer process. …

… is necessary but not sufficient to full understanding of knowledge transfer. In this paper we
argue that knowledge senders’ disseminative capacity, ie, the ability of knowledge holders to …

… Based on the review of the literature we define dissemination capacity here as: ‘the capacity
of an organization or institute to transform its knowledge into value for other actors in its …

… studies on knowledge sharing behavior. We operationalize disseminative capacity as a
function of the ability and willingness of knowledge senders to transfer their knowledge, and on …

… , as they establish the importance of parent firms’ disseminative capacities and the … knowledge
transfer. This research addresses the research gap regarding disseminative capacity by …

… The development of organizational capacities is a source of competitive advantage, and
particularly the sharing of the components of intra-organizational knowledge. By choosing a …

… the issue of the knowledge source firm's ability to transfer knowledge to R&D alliance …
knowledge transfer in R&D alliances. The study develops a theoretical framework of disseminative …

… both DCAP and knowledge transfer emphasize successful knowledge dissemination as
the outcome, there are two subtle differences. First, while research on knowledge transfer has …

… conceptual consolidation of knowledge transfer, which includes … disseminative and absorptive
capacities, respectively. This study constructs and validates a model of knowledge transfer …

… importance of disseminative capacity in knowledge transfer. … dominant knowledge holders
in knowledge transfer process. … of knowledge creation in the process of knowledge transfer …