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networks Shahzeeb Akhtar GoetheUniversity Frankfurt Germany Agenda Conceptual Work Knowledge and its Forms Learning and Innovation Communities and Networks Knowledge and ID: 241524

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Slide1

Knowledge networks

Shahzeeb Akhtar

Goethe-University Frankfurt, GermanySlide2

Agenda

Conceptual

Work

Knowledge

and

its

Forms

Learning

and

Innovation

Communities

and

Networks

Knowledge

and

Problems

ImplementationSlide3

1. Conceptual Work

Master´s

thesis

(2007) in

the

field

of

Economic

Geography

with

the

topic

How

do

corporations

in

quickly

changing

and

knowledge intensive

service

sector

environments

optimize

their

information

-

and

knowledge

flow

?“Slide4

2. Knowledge and its

Forms

Codified

vs. non-

codified

knowledge

Possessed

vs.

practised

knowledge

Individual vs.

collective

knowledge

Genereral

vs.

specific

knowledgeSlide5

Acknowledgement

of

Knowledge

in

Organizations

Knowledge =

Accumulation

of

information

?

Can

every

knowledge

be

codified

?

Knowledge

only

on individual

basis

?

Is

there

only

possessed

knowledge?Slide6

Structures of

Knowledge

transfer

Formalized

structure

Informal

structure

InfrastructureSlide7

3. Learning and Innovation

Relationship

between

Knowlegde

, Learning

and

Innovations

Active

knowledge

exchange

Learning

effects

(

create

new

knowledge)

Innovations

(

by

new

possible

combinations

)Slide8

Individual learning – in „

Routines

Talent

Intelligence

Intensity

DisciplineSlide9

Collective learning – in „

Communities

Learning

based

on

engagement

Learning

based

on

alignment

Learning

based

on

imaginationSlide10

The

Johari

WindowSlide11

„Seven Cs of

Effective

Communication“

Completeness

Conciseness

Consideration

Concreteness

Correctness

Courtesy

ClaritySlide12

Innovations

„Sparks of Innovation are triggered by the confrontation, combination, fusion, transformation of different forms of knowledge.“

Amin

/

Cohendet

, Architectures of Knowledge (2004)Slide13

Learning by searching

(in an organizational search)

Learning by doing

and

learning by using

(

in a

trial-and-error

experimentation

)

Learning through training

and

learning by hiring

(external job rotation)

Learning

by

interacting

(

social

processes

within

a

group

)Slide14

4. Communities and Networks

Nonaka´s

4-step model

of

knowledge

generation

in „Communities

of

Practice“

Non-

codified

knowledge

is

shared

among

each

other

while

socializing

Through

articulation

, non-

codified

knowledge

becomes

codified

New

codified

knowledge

becomes

standardized

by

combining

it

with

the

old

Codified

knowledge

becomes

non-

codified

by

using

it

and

getting

used

to

itSlide15

Embedding knowledge in

networks

Relational

Embeddedness

:

2

actors

,

development

of

trust

Structural

Embeddedness

:

Several

actors

,

development

of

reputation

among

othersSlide16

Network structures

Open

networks

(not

everyone

is

connected

to

each

other

)

Closed

networks

(

everyone

is

connected

to

each

other

)Slide17

5. Knowledge and Problems

Transfering knowledge

over

spatial

distances

Knowledge

bound

to

persons

Opportunism

Moral

hazard

Political

behaviorSlide18

Nash-Pareto-ProblemPareto-Equilibrium

Nash-Equilibrium

Nash-Pareto

or

Pareto-NashSlide19

6. Implementation

Implementing

a

network

like

Wikipedia

and

MindManager will

avoid

problems

like

:

Spatial

distances

technical

networks

Moral

Hazard

information

ubiquitious

Existance

of

too

much

non-

codified

knowledge –

feeding

the

knowledge

baseSlide20

Implementing a social

network

for knowledge

transfer

is

likely

to

avoid

:

Opportunism

Politics

Misunderstandings

by

interactionSlide21

Using a proper

implemented

knowledge

network

leads

to

higher

productivity

through

Saving

Extending

Governing

Sharing

KnowledgeSlide22

Thank you for

your

attention

!