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If current experts in the field of organizationaldesign have it right (for example Senge,1990), and we believe that they do, thenorganizations must become high-alignment/high-autonomy environments if they are toremain viable (Smith and Saint-Onge, 1996;Smith and Sharma, 2002)
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This conceptual paper looks at and discusses differences between the concepts of organizational learning and (the …) learning organization. Since there still seems to be confusion regarding the meaning of the two concepts, aims to clarify the … two main existing distinctions – that organizational learning is existing processes while learning organization is an …
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of sharing information with employees, making available universal learning opportunities for the workforce, and providing …
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The paper is concerned with alliances and learning. It provides an overview of recent contributions to the emergent … literatures on knowledge management and organizational learning, identifies similarities and differences between the two, and … and inter‐organizational relationships for organizations and considers the nature and importance of learning in and …
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learning capability and the learning culture of organizations, the present study shows how the sum of individual knowledge does …. The study also offers a set of suggestions to managers to develop a learning culture in the organizations.  …
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This paper is concerned with identifying, from an organizational perspective, the concept of a “learning organization …”. The first section briefly reviews the organizational learning, and business and management literature. The second part … also postgraduate management students. These managers provide interpretations of a “learning organization” within the …
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This paper examines activity‐based costing (ABC) as a tool for organizational learning. More specifically, it is … suggested that ABC can help business organizations engage in adaptive as well as generative learning. ABC facilitates adaptive … learning by supporting continuous improvement and the management of existing knowledge. It facilitates generative learning by …
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Two critical success factors within the retail industry are quality management practices and continuous learning …. Presents empirical evidence suggesting a link between a set of retail management practices and potential learning outcomes … build learning organizations. All interactions with customers and other key stakeholders can lead to a potential learning …
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Explores the nature of action learning and its benefits. Looks at the importance of aligning personal learning with … corporate objectives. Draws conclusions from the authors’ experiences of using e‐learning to support action learning within …
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have gone on to address environments for learning and even building tacit knowledge. Separately, complexity theory suggests … a process of self‐organization and adaptation that, in some respects, parallels an environment of learning. Extensive … interaction, learning by doing, and experimenting seem to be not only the foundation for individual development, but also a …
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