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Engaging Embedded Information: Toward a Holistic Theory of Knowledge Transfer in Organizations
Purpose – The purpose of this paper is to propose a model of knowledge transfer that takes into account both the perspective of the sender and the perspective of the receiver, with an emphasis on the latter. The contention is that, although externalizing knowledge residing in an individual or group
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