In the information age, organization theories have addressed problem‐solving as an
information‐processing activity. However, in this era, with the realization of knowledge …

Purpose–Unplanned changes in construction projects are common and lead to disruptive
effects such as project delays, cost overruns and quality deviations. Rework due to …

Purpose–A disaster is a serious disruption for the operation of a society, causing extensive
life and property losses. Since construction activities are highly knowledge‐intensive …

Three levels or processes of learning are identified in project teams: individual learning,
team learning and organizational learning. This article aims to explore the existing learning …

Background The construction sector is a vital part of any economy because of its size and
the potential role it can play in the development efforts of the economy (Nisa et al., 2006) …

ABSTRACT Purpose: According to The Society for Petroleum Engineers (SPE) the Oil and
Gas industry is now facing a rapid decline in skilled manpower thus resulting in huge …

Valuable human and knowledge resources will be wasted unless organisations make better
use of these prime resources. Tacit knowledge in particular is still considered to be relatively …

Globalisation coupled with the fast introduction of new and improved technologies have
impacted upon the traditional business environment and has shifted economies and …

The profession of facilities management (FM) is becoming knowledge driven. In this regard,
managing facilities managers' knowledge helps for sustainable outputs through the creation …

This thesis study explores the existing knowledge management and sharing practices in
donor organizations, particularly working in the developing countries. The potential of …