Posted by Prac on May 24, 2004 at 14:47:43:

Parkin (2000)and others show how technology, as an internally-controlled variable of endogenous-growth theory, contribute to economic growth.

It is accepted that knowledge is key to technology. KM should theoretically increase in its formal inclusion in economic policy of organisations.

The incentive for the growth of KM has been at hand since the late 80's. Is this possibly the route to justify the expense in KM after all? Can KM pay its own way by becoming a direct factor in organisational growth, and implied wealth and longevity? Can KM at last be accounted for by using established theory?

Your views would be appreciated.

All the best,

Rob

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