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in stages so that organizations can use the knowledge gained from earlier stages to decide the next step. Previous … studies usually assume that once some uncertainty is resolved, it becomes common knowledge within the investing organization …. We develop a game-theoretical model to study how different parties within an organization gain and transfer knowledge …
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This paper uses deep learning to value derivatives. The approach is broadly applicable, and we use a call option on a basket of stocks as an example. We show that the deep learning model is accurate and very fast, capable of producing valuations a million times faster than traditional models. We...
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Action learning programs do not always seem to lead to organizational growth. Two of the reasons why this may happen, differences in perspectives and hold-up situations, are therefore contained in a flexible mathematical model that serves descriptive purposes. Studying this model brings us to...
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Success in human resource management (HRM) depends on the question of whether applied practices of HRM meet specific contingency factors and are appropriately configured. Using this argument, the present article examines HRM in professional service firms (PSFs) in pursuit of three objectives....
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design focuses on industry-level benchmarking to analyze changes in performance and organizational knowledge investments, and …
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PurposeThe purpose of this study is to investigate the moderating role of knowledge management (KM) strategies in …
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Women are underrepresented in leadership positions despite outperforming men in monitoring tasks—an ordinary but critical work activity for most managerial positions. Using a unique data set on internal resource requests from a large Asian property management firm, we examine whether this...
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