Table 1: Questions related to component of knowledge management Main component of Questions Number knowledge management
Externalization 1-2-3-4-5 5 Combination 6-7-8-9-10-11-12-13-14-15-16 11 Internalization 17-18-19-20 4 Socialization 21-22-23-24-25-26 6 Sum 26 Table 2: final results of knowledge management questionnaire Questionnaire Indicators Number Cronbach's alpha
Externalization 5 0.
Those embarking on
externalization or the expansion of existing initiatives should carefully consider how the workflow will be enacted in reality and how to support it in the most efficient manner.
Maternal "overprotection" strengthens the tendency towards shame,
externalization and detachment.
This study helps to fill the gap by generating empirical data on tacit knowledge
externalization in online environments.
In addition to differentiation, team knowledge structures are characterized by
externalization.
First, his discussion of responsibility is insensitive to the distinction between whether one was morally or casually responsible for getting into a mess in the first place: Schmidtz defines
externalization as not taking responsibility for the messes one makes or finds oneself in, and he employs the same disjunction when discussing internalization.
In fact, integration and
externalization are forms of "expropriation and disinheritance" (p.
We first present a descriptive analysis of internalization and
externalization in the consumption of producer services, then attempt to identify some of the factors that underlie the make or buy decision.
This new environment is essential in light of the growing trend of research
externalization, where experiments are shared amongst a global network of researchers.
Externalization (tacit to explicit): Ideas change into practical reality.
Lot 1 - Evolution of the assistance of specialized information system of the Ministry of Economic Development through the
externalization of services for the conduct of common systems (IGC 5177050CCC);
He attributes this phenomenon to people reacting to a sense of humiliation, a feeling of being under attack, and an
externalization of societal problems.
