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Posted by Fenja on February 27, 2002 at 09:41:34:
Hello!!
I have a question about Interorganizational Knowledge Networks.
Can I distinguish between horizontal (networks with competitors like "star alliance") and vertical (networks with suppliers etc.) Knowledge Networks?
I couldn't find this in books... I only heard about horizontal and vertical integration but I thought it would also make sense in the context of knowledge networks... do you agree? Are there other categories which are more common?
Thanks for your help!!
Fenja
- Re: Interorganizational Knowledge Networks Riva Gianluca 10:31:24 02/28/02 (0)
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