E-Business Library > Cross-cultural knowledge management
[The Beached Librarian] One of the courses I am taking this term is knowledge management (as the term suggests, it’s the management of knowledge, tacit and explicit). This week we are looking at the issue of culture and how different cultural norms may affect knowledge exchange and knowledge management.
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