elsevier.com/locate/ijinfomgt Case Study A business process-oriented method of KM solution design: A case study of Samsung Electronics Peter Baloh a,Ã, Katharina Uthicke b, Gyewan Moon b a b Faculty of Economics, University of Ljubljana, Ljubljana, Slovenia Kyungpook National University, Daegu, South Korea a r t i c l e in fo Keywords: Knowledge management solution design Organizational design Business process change abstract Improving how knowledge is leveraged in organizations
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than ever now as we grow and drive the business to a larger scale” (Cisco, n.d.). According to this mini case, Cisco is one of these grown companies that uses a business strategy of acquiring companies to respond to rapidly customer expectations change, the acquisitions provided Cisco with immediate infrastructure, technology, and smart people. “Cisco's growth strategy is based on identifying and driving market transitions. Corporate Development focuses on acquisitions that help Cisco capture these
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labour market and steel industry with relationship to government intervention. In the conclusion we will discuss the current situation, highlight that there is no perfect system. There are many factors that effect economic performance and in order to be successful the changes in the world should be accommodated with the changes in institutions and organisational characteristics. The main characteristics of industrialisation are changes from agricultural to industrial economic structure, substitution
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pricing of un-warranted tail risks in the bond markets. OMTs entail interventions in government bonds with a remaining maturity of up to three years. * OMTs have a number of characteristics: * The government concerned must accept a programme involving support by the European Stability Mechanism that entails strong and effective conditionality. * By preserving monetary policy independence. Interventions would
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Journal of Management Development The evolving role of strategic management development Paul Brown Article information: To cite this document: Paul Brown, (2005),"The evolving role of strategic management development", Journal of Management Development, Vol. 24 Iss 3 pp. 209 - 222 Permanent link to this document: http://dx.doi.org/10.1108/02621710510584035 Downloaded by Universitas Pendidikan Indonesia At 20:32 22 February 2015 (PT) Downloaded on: 22 February 2015, At: 20:32 (PT) References: this
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Health Advocacy Campaign Development Tiffany E. Snowden Walden University NURS 5050/6050 Section 06, Policy and Advocacy for Improving Population Health February 8, 2015 Health Advocacy Campaign Development Living a long, thriving and healthy life is a vision many Americans strive to make a reality. Unfortunately, many are deprived of that dream because of smoking and tobacco use. It is estimated that approximately 16 million Americans suffer from a disease as a result of smoking
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Living in an age of remarkable technological change is now forcing us to think very hard about the linkages between technology and economic development. The harder we think about it, the more we realize that technological development is almost certainly the key driver of long-term economic growth, Bai C, Yuen C (2002). Recent advances in our ability to communicate and process information in digital form - a series of developments sometimes described as an “IT revolution” are reshaping the economies
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This is why it had to be constructed and it had to be ingrained into the consciousness of citizens through threat narratives. It is not a natural occurring process where people’s existences become “illegal” just because they did not adhere to a civil law. Being “illegal” says nothing about your character but it does say something about the politics of where these people are living. However, even though “illegality”
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engaged in the continuous process of searching for ways in which it can improve its performance. As businesses become more and more competitive with each other, employers and business managers have to continually seek ways by means of which they can improve their performance and develop competitive strategies and edges in order to clinch leading positions. Among the myriad of strategies sought for this purpose is that of design thinking. Design thinking can be defined as a process by which businesses empathize
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| The Abuse of Keynes’ Theory of Government Spending | And Why Government Spending Needs to Stop | | Chase Cooper | 12/13/2012 | Political Economy Dr.Ramos Abstract: The goal of my research paper is to analyze and present how John Maynard Keynes’ theory on government spending is being abused by the American government insofar that the American government is not following the guidelines and foundations that premised Keynes’ theory, and instead are picking the parts of the theory
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