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It is a powerful, very powerful paradigm, and today's information professionals understand perfectly that the requirements and demands and, not to put too fine a point on it, the rewards of working with knowledge services is their key to future job security.
As firms attempt to access and integrate new knowledge from new markets, their ability to recognize valuable knowledge-based resources and manage them effectively will be enhanced with knowledge that is related to its existing knowledge base (Cohen and Levinthal, 1990; Szulanski, 1996).
Characteristics of the Relations between Knowledge Senders and Receivers In general, transferring knowledge across organizational units is difficult for various reasons: a unit's own experience is likely to be more relevant than the experience of other units; differences may exist in capabilities, culture, structure or technology; and there are inherent differences in the experience with knowledge transfer (Argote 1999).
 
 
 
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