Posted by Serkan on September 06, 2002 at 16:18:04:

In Reply to: Re: measuring knowledge and Game Theory posted by Jennifer on September 05, 2002 at 07:54:07:

Sorry for the delay, I could not reply earlier.

About the modelling technique,

you are right the measurement requires measurement, but the unit we r talking is still difficult to be determined. I until now decided on time and I used some theories to determine the stages knowledge asset is acquired. Plus I do know that there is no single unit which will give the right measurement. i wished I could be more clearer, but I am not sure of the correctness of my analysis so far.

About simulation, it is limited and it seems that the results I will get are ambigious, so I am actually rethinking the modelling technique itself. The power of the analytical tools becomes inaccurate, so I am still searching for an alternative.

The only think I can tell you is that simulation is a partial solution to quantify knowledge. The complication starts with the intangible knowledge, which is completely behavioural science, I would recommend you to look at organizational learning (e.g. Argyris). I will have maybe some equations by next week from new sources. So I will post it as soon as I get some additional progress.

About Game theory, in what stage are actually interested? and what kind of strategc decisions do you want to analyze? my research emphasizes on Innovation processes.

Serkan

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