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The Study of Relationship Between Human Capital and Service Quality¡GThe Mediating Effects of Organizational JusticeChang, Yu-Meng 06 September 2005 (has links)
With knowledge economy coming, knowledge workers increase unceasingly. The public's demand for new information and policies provided by the government in this era of information economics is increasing day by day. Without a doubt, constructing a knowledgeable government that uses efficient ways of managing information in order to increase the usefulness of different information under the system, and a government which promotes service quality to the general public in order to increase the nation's competitiveness in the world has become a key issue for the administration. However, since only ¡§human being¡¨ can transfer any resources into valuable services and products to become concrete achievement performances; ¡§human capital¡¨ devotes to the promotion of service quality in the public sectors is an important influence. Ulrich (1998) define Intellectual Capital as¡G¡§Intellectual Capital = Competence * Commitment¡¨ However, views of human towards justice will influence the satisfaction of work, work effort, faith towards the organization and trust of supervisors, etc. Therefore, constructing a knowledgeable government in addition to high official quality, organization justice acts an extremely important role of connection.
According to the above, This paper focus on the relationship between human capital and service quality. In addition, it provides insight to how knowledge management strategy affects human capital. Furthermore, we also want to discuss the mediating effect of organizational justice on the relationship of human capital and service quality. The sample in this study consisted of 99 supervisors, 105 personnel staffs, 476 civil servants, and 430 customers by convince sampling.
The results demonstrated as bellows:
1. In public sectors, knowledge management strategy was positive related to human capital.
2. In public sectors, service quality increased when human capital was high.
3. In public sectors, human capital has significant positive effect on the civil servants¡¦ impression on organization justice.
4. In public sectors, civil servants¡¦ impression on organization justice has significant positive effect on service quality.
5. Organization justice mediated the relationship between human capital and service quality.
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An Empirical Analysis of the Antecedents of Knowledge Management StrategiesXie, Yan 13 October 2009 (has links)
The previous research has illustrated that knowledge management (KM) is an important source of a competitive advantage, and there is a relationship between organizational culture and knowledge management. This dissertation extends the concept from knowledge management to knowledge business (k-business), and explores the relationship between organizational culture and KM strategies. This research intends to determine: Can k-business transform an organization? What are the antecedents that affect the choice of codification and personalization strategies?
A survey containing four instruments was used: Cameron & Quinn's (1999) OCAI, Lawson's (2002) KMAI, Choi & Lee (2003)'s Knowledge Management Strategy Instrument, and Skyrme's (2001) K-Business Readiness Instrument. The survey link was forwarded to the companies who have been acknowledged for their knowledge management achievement by KMWorld; a total of 193 complete responses were analyzed.
The results revealed that k-business can create a competitive advantage for organizations; different culture types can be the antecedent of different types of KM strategy. Clan culture is positively related to personalization strategy; significant association exists between hierarchy culture and codification strategy; and there is a significant correlation between adhocracy culture and personalization strategy. Market culture does not significantly affect knowledge management strategies.
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Designing a Fitted House of Dynamic Knowledge Management Strategy to Strengthen Competitive Advantage : Qualitative Research among UN Agencies and their PartnersPena Vela, Maria Emilia, Koong, Shy-Nien January 2017 (has links)
“Knowledge is the only treasure you can give entirely without running short of it (African proverb cited in IFAD, 2007).” And it has been largely recognised by organisations that knowledge is a resource that they can leverage on. As Bryan (2004) mentioned, the proprietary knowledge that resides in the minds of a company’s top professionals are a source of Competitive Advantage. Therefore, organisations that leverage on Knowledge Management to promote a Knowledge Management Strategy can achieve Competitive Advantage in a world of rapid change and growth where only organisations who keep on learning and adapting will survive. Therefore, this thesis work aims to answer the following research question: “How does leveraging on Knowledge Management promotes the delivery of Knowledge Management Strategy to achieve Competitive Advantage through the Dynamic Capabilities View?” The purpose of this research is to understand more about the practical path which aims to evolve into a dynamic path for organisations to leverage on Knowledge Management (KM) in order that its strategy consecution delivers Competitive Advantage. The authors explore the subject matter by building from existing literature on the main theoretical areas encountered, and then design the research and its approach from the research question. The research followed a qualitative approach and method by utilising semi-structured interviews done to 7 international development organisations, where 13 respondents contributed with their experiences and insights from their involvement in KM in their organisations. Moreover, secondary data was used to complement, support, compare and contrast the findings of the empirical research as the authors used qualitative documents related to the topic published by the organisations. As a result, all primary and secondary data were analysed in an inter-subjective interpretative way deriving from the theoretical framework in order to answer the research question. The research revealed that the identified gap in literature between Knowledge Management and Knowledge Management Strategy is also existing in practice. It was identified that it depends on the maturity of KM in the organisation and/or the organisation’ maturity itself. But is not only restricted to that, the success of a KMS is directly linked to how the organisation articulates KM, and the importance given to it is based on the sense and utilisation of the dynamic nature of KM. Thus, it can turn its organisational capabilities into Dynamic Capabilities and achieve a Competitive Advantage, this is fundamental in international development organisations in the nonprofit sector, which is increasingly striving for resources where every organisation aims to be “the partner of choice.”
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Knowledge Management and Its Application to Problem Diagnostics of Consulting Firms¡V Case Study of A Management Consulting CompanyWu, Hsien 31 August 2005 (has links)
Peter Drucker said that ¡§knowledge is the most valuable property in the enterprise¡¨. While global economy model shifting to knowledge-based economy, it turns knowledge into the most important resource and strategy in an organization. Enterprises nowadays can not only transfer the invisible knowledge from employees to visible with the implementation of knowledge management, but also create higher values for the enterprises through the transferring, sharing, expanding, and value-adding of knowledge.
This research is based on knowledge management, and its impacts and effects to enterprises. With reforming and remodeling process of a management consulting firm in the knowledge intensive industry, we explore its knowledge management strategies and its advances in the flows and architectures of knowledge management. Upon following the steps of knowledge definition, collection and filtering, the case-base is built with consulting and case practices.
Based on the case-base, case-base reasoning (CBR) method is used to improve the diagnostic effects of the management consulting company. This knowledge management model could be expended to the other flows of consulting operations, in order to progress the overall consulting operation effects.
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noneLee, Hsiao-Tung 18 June 2002 (has links)
In this study, we classify and examine the relationships among strategy, Type, and performance of knowledge management. A good measure to classify the strategy and the type of knowledge management was discussed. We proofed that a good performance will be achieved only when a strategy of knowledge management has been matched with a given type of knowledge management based on the data of general manufacture industry, high-tech manufacture industry, and service industry in Taiwan.
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The relationship among the Taiwan¡¦s multinational corporations¡¦ knowledge management and the organization¡¦s role of human resource managementLIN, HUI-CHING 22 July 2002 (has links)
The relationship among the Taiwan¡¦s multinational corporations¡¦ knowledge management and the organization¡¦s role of human resource management
Abstract
Today, the commercial environment face the change of globalization, according to improve the corporations¡¦ efficiency and performance, corporations will transfer the core competences and the knowledge of operation practices inside the organization to others organization units, especially to the multinational corporations. Based on Drucker (1993) said, the knowledge workers are the most important property inside the organization. The knowledge need the appropriate persons to practice, creating and storing, so, how to keep the good person and integrate their knowledge inside the organization, that need ¡¨ human resource management system¡¨ to process. This research chose four multinational corporations which nationality is Taiwan. These four company coming from: the traditional livelihood industry; the traditional infrastructure industry; the high-tech manufacturer and information software research and development industry.
This research concludes some propositions through the interview with top managers of these sample corporations. Positions are as follows:
Proposition 1: the more explicit that the core knowledge inside organization was, the more complete that the information technology infrastructure done, the more possible that the corporation will take the system knowledge management strategy; the more tacit that the core knowledge inside organization was, the more important the tacit system was, such as, the organization culture, pay attention to the people and so on, to force the knowledge management.
Proposition 2: the more that the core competition of the enterprises tends to be the market exploration, the easier they will use the partial step-by-step knowledge management strategy. the more that the core competition of the enterprises tend to be the technology exploration, the easier they will use the integral system knowledge management strategy.
Proposition 3: the more complex that the need of global knowledge originality strategy (the localize and the global integrate level increased),the stronger that the effect of human resource management coordinate and control.
Proposition 4: the role that the knowledge management organization plays in an enterprise follows the different executive step of the knowledge management in the enterprise has its different position.
Proposition 5: the higher that the level of the enterprise knowledge management systematize ,the greater that the role of human resource management plays .besides, the higher that the level of personalizing of the enterprise knowledge management system, the greater that the roll of human resource management in strategetical execution.
Proposition 6: the strategy about knowledge management of the enterprise and the human capital of the enterprise are to complement each other.
From the six propositions, we can derive the following two important conclusion:
1. By the diversification of the knowledge management, the organization should select that can adopt to its characteristic of knowledge and compare to its competition strategy of knowledge management strategy. So that it can afford positive promotion of organization management achievements. Besides, the organization should transform to organic organization to construct the opening culture makes benefits of the knowledge flow; the organization should make his endeavor to build up the culture of edution to make learning and effective interaction to all action of the member in the organization and the manager should promote his own leadership.
2. The diversified roll of the human resource management, in the recruited policy, we pay more attention on the potential of staff and the corresponding of culture of education to make more benefits to carry out knowledge management. In the training, the develop scheme which is centered by the staff makes each member can be the knowledge contributor to pass the values toward the knowledge of the organization in the courses. Plot and connect the achievement system. The human resource professional should make progress with knowledge management science. Besides, we should progress the step task toward the strategy of knowledge management and realize the situation of the knowledge management proceeded in the organization. From inside of this, we can position the roll of human resource management organization and cooperate with the strategy of the company knowledge management to derive the hugest management result.
Keyword: multinational knowledge management; knowledge flow, knowledge management strategy, knowledge workers, human resource management
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Analysis of knowledge Management culture and Corporate Efficiencies in High Tech IndustryWang, Tsai-Pai 30 July 2002 (has links)
Abstract
Arthur Anderson Consulting spent thirty millions US dollars on corporate management research and development, which in turn developed ¡§The Best Corporate Workflow Knowledge Management System¡¨ for thousands of clients and consultants. This is the best example for successfully invented knowledge management. Not only foreign corporations are applying this resources management system to improve their competitiveness. Taipei government also applied knowledge management related measures facilitated by Microsoft Corporation in 2001. Taiwan Private Corporation obviously has already followed the trend on knowledge management. ITIS listed resources management system as one of the six significant techniques in 1996. The term ¡§Knowledge Management¡¨, has become a buzz word in corporate culture for a long time. Some observers said this is the trend for knowledge management in the future. Others think this is just an interim. Either one would be true; knowledge management seems to be one necessary means to replace other organizations restructuring direction.
Currently, most of academic researchers in resources management primarily focus on application and subjective issues. There is a lack of study to prove whether knowledge management can improve organizational performance. The study brings organization performance and knowledge management into discussion order to figure out the effects from knowledge management and organization performance. With thorough investigation, there are several points that are worthy to note:
1. Different business strategy, industry category and life cycle devote differences in existing knowledge management culture and organization performance.
(1) Those corporations which apply innovative strategies like knowledge management culture and organization performance usually have better satisfactory than those which apply other business strategies.
2. Knowledge management culture has tremendous effects on knowledge management performance and organization performance.
3. Knowledge management performance has partial mediatory effects on knowledge management culture and organization performance
4. Knowledge management strategy has partial moderator effects on knowledge management culture and intellectual capital management performance
(1) If corporate intellectual capital is mostly explicit knowledge, corporate intellectual management performance will be better off when apply systematic strategy
(2) If corporate intellectual capital is mostly tacit knowledge, corporate intellectual management performance will be better controlled by individualize strategy.
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The Application of Virtual Community to Knowledge Management in Government Departments¡¦ Aspect: with Online Public Discussion Forum of Government Procurement Law as Case StudyShieh, Shyue-Ru 05 July 2004 (has links)
Because the e-government policy carries out, government departments in Taiwan built many Websites to show some government decree information in these years. Besides, for catching on public opinion they open some Online Public Discussion Forum on Website to create communication channel between people and government. In other words, we can say this function as ¡§Electronic Democracy¡¨ or ¡§Digital Democracy¡¨. In addition to this function, I think about whether Online Public Discussion Forum can provide an activity platform for Knowledge Management to promote further some government¡¦s administration policy.
This research used ¡§Online Public Discussion Forum of Government Procurement Law¡¨ as case study in view of Knowledge Management process activity about Government Procurement Law¡¦s administration. This research used three perspectives--- administration¡¦s process perspective, Virtual Community¡¦s management perspective, and on-line user¡¦s interaction perspective --- to observe this case study. Moreover, summarize these observation and reference feasibility of Government Procurement Law¡¦s administration in the future to recommend briefly the follow points:
1.Based on quick mobility about Government Procurement¡¦s staff in everywhere government entity, difficultly for expending organization of human resource in order to the government reform, and tendency of Government Procurement system development, I recommend to give priority for codification strategy and secondary for personalization strategy. Moreover, combine process-centred strategy with product-centred strategy to become internet strategy.
2.Integrate transaction-based strategy, systematic strategy and socialized strategy into Knowledge Management strategy for Government Procurement Law¡¦s administration¡G
(1) Transaction-based strategy: Recommend to build ¡§Knowledge mapping¡¨. Currently responsible entity (Public Construction Commission, Executive Yuan) promoted ¡§seed teachers¡¨ and add undertaker¡¦s name in the official documents published on Website. Moreover, I suggest classifying and appraising the books, training, seminars and so on about Government Procurement¡¦s topic with the Knowledge Management concept. The way will make users to search information and knowledge conveniently.
(2) Systematic strategy: Recommend to attach ¡§Knowledge layer¡¨ to ¡§Data layer¡¨ and ¡§Information layer¡¨ on Website. I suggest that responsible entity reorganize these data and information to present easy-touching knowledge for users. Moreover, cultivate user¡¦s problem-solving and innovation ability by themselves with strengthening invest in information technology and promoting users to use these knowledge, information, data.
(3) Socialized strategy: Recommend to build ¡§Knowledge Community¡¨. Currently responsible entity built ¡§Virtual Community¡¨ to create a platform for everywhere users. Moreover, I suggest encouraging users to create and open a variety of ¡§Practice Community¡¨ in their organizations and endowed with Knowledge Worker function. The way can convert Tacit Knowledge among people into Explicit Knowledge and make up ¡§Best Practice¡¨. This reorganized knowledge can transfer and share conveniently.
3.In managing Virtual Community aspect, except for responsible entity playing the role of manager and maintainer, I recommend further to play the role of trigger for Knowledge Management. Moreover, combining performance with Knowledge Worker¡¦s function will encourage employees to do positively Knowledge actively in addition to official-documents everyday.
4.If Management of Procurement Professionals can build classify system in the future, I recommend to implement the appraisal system to understand staff¡¦s knowledge internalization and validate professional ability. Moreover, according to requirement for different users, responsible entity should open different sorts and levels¡¦ ¡§Knowledge Community¡¨. This way can add the depth and breadth of discussion on On-line Forum.
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Knowledge management within the pyrometallurgical industry / Willem Schalk Burger van BeekVan Beek, Willem Schalk Burger January 2008 (has links)
The aim of this study is to provide a theoretical background on the knowledge management principles required in determining the current state of knowledge management within the Pyrometallurgical industry. Emphasis is placed on identifying initiatives that is required for embedding tacit knowledge within an organisation.
Knowledge is what people know and there is no knowledge without someone knowing it. Knowledge can be present in ideas, judgement, relationships and concepts. Unlike data and information, knowledge is never static but is continually shaped inside peoples' heads through experience, reasoning and the inflow of new stimuli. Tacit knowledge is the information about work processes and products that individuals hold above and beyond what organisations has documented. It is the "tricks of the trade" that promote smooth organisational functioning, overall know-how, and competitive advantage. In order to ensure that an organisation maintains its competitive advantage, special focus must be placed on tacit knowledge management.
The state of knowledge management within the Pyrometallurgical industry in South Africa was assessed in the use of survey questionnaires. The Pyrometallurgical industry has still got a long way to go in order to ensure that the tacit knowledge is embedded within their organisations. Key areas of concerns are the lack of experienced mentors as well as enough resources in order to foster tacit knowledge transfer. A practical tacit knowledge management framework is proposed in order to assist management in looking after this critical asset of their organisation. / Thesis (M.B.A.)--North-West University, Potchefstroom Campus, 2009.
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An evaluation of e–Government as a support system in public schools / Knuppe P.J.Knuppe, Peter Johan January 2011 (has links)
The objective of the study was to develop a framework for the implementation
of a Business Information Management System in order to increase the
efficiency of the knowledge management strategy in the ultimate quest to
deliver administrative support to public schools at the Gauteng Department of
Education within the Sedibeng East District Office geographical area. A
literature investigation was done on the concepts of e–Government, eplatforms,
information technology and enablers to determine if Government
models are working effectively and efficiently. Based on the findings of the
literature study, a questionnaire was designed and used to measure the
efficiency of the knowledge management strategy in the base of
administrative support to public schools.
Government to Government models are the ability to interact and support
services through the availability of e–platforms in the ultimate support, and
sharing of knowledge through effective knowledge management. Knowledge
in an organisation alternates between tacit and explicit knowledge as it goes
from an idea to explicit knowledge that can be shared throughout the whole
organisation and in the process gives the necessary administrative support to
public schools and learners. Proper managed and implemented systems are
important for the management of knowledge in an organisation. Knowledge
management is a never–ending cycle that starts at discovering knowledge and
goes through generating knowledge, evaluating knowledge, sharing the newly
found knowledge to leveraging the knowledge. This cycle forms the heart of a
knowledge management model like the different education e–platforms that is
available. It was concluded that the knowledge in an organisation can be
managed with the help of one standardized e–platform model throughout the
entire Education Department. Knowledge in an organisation is a very
important resource and ought to be strategically managed. The knowledge
management strategy starts by determining what knowledge is needed and
what is available in the organisation. The chosen standardized model will
form the central part of a successful knowledge management strategy. The
test for the success of a knowledge management strategy is determined with
a knowledge audit.
The state of the knowledge management strategy at Gauteng Department of
Education, Sedibeng East District Office was assessed by employing
convenience survey questionnaires to extract the data. Sedibeng East District
Office and therefore the Department of Education, still have a long way to go
in order to optimise the management of knowledge. The key area of concern
is a lack of a written knowledge management strategy and policy which
results in informal e–platform usage and therefore different ways of managing
knowledge. A large portion of the indecisiveness seen in the analysis of the
questionnaires could be attributed to the lack of a formal knowledge
management strategy. It was further concluded that a knowledge gap
assessment is the start of the knowledge management strategy and will give
direction to the strategy. The culture at Sedibeng East District Office was not
tested to determine if the staff will be supportive of a knowledge management
strategy. However, the survey indicated that much needed administrative
support to public schools needs to be formalized in order to optimize the
services and standards of support. A practical knowledge management
framework is proposed in order to assist the Department in the
implementation of a knowledge management strategy and bridging the gaps
found after analysing the questionnaires. / Thesis (M.B.A.)--North-West University, Potchefstroom Campus, 2012.
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