J Eun Park, MD Bunn - Journal of Business & Industrial Marketing, 2003 - emerald.com
Although there is increasing interest in the organizational learning process appearing in the marketing literature, there is relatively little research that relates these concepts to the …
WB Martz Jr, MM Shepherd - Journal of Computer Information …, 2001 - Taylor & Francis
Organizational Memories are the means by which organizations remember. With human memory as an analogy, organizational memories represent 1) the long-term memory of …
After nearly 10 years of research,“organizational memory”(OM) has become overworked and confused. Burdened by a practical wish to reuse organizational experience, researchers …
Research on memory-based choice processes (Keller 1987, Lynch, Marmorstein and Weigold 1988, Sanbonmatsu and Fazio 1990) has typically examined the effect of variables …
KD Althoff, M Nick, C Tautz - 1999 - publica.fraunhofer.de
The benefits of an organizational memory are ultimately determined by the usefulness of the organizational memory as perceived by its users. Therefore, an improvement of an …
The need for some form of" organizational memory"(OM) has become increasingly recognized by many organizations in the current complex and turbulent business …
R Krovi, R Ryker, L Schmitt - 1997 - aisel.aisnet.org
Organizations generally make use of two kinds of knowledge: formal and informal. The two can be distinguished based on the extent of documentation. Formal knowledge is usually …
DT Croasdell - Information Systems Management, 2001 - Taylor & Francis
WINTER 2 0 0 1 experiences so they can be recalled when relevant (Schank, 1982). Constant searches for old information serve to prepare individuals for understanding and …
JA Brooks - ACM SIGOIS Bulletin, 1996 - dl.acm.org
Organizational memory is a topic currently receiving attention from a variety of disciplines including organizational studies, communication, and information systems. As a concept, it …