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Posted by Leo on January 20, 2000 at 18:10:50:

In Reply to: Re: knowledge sharing posted by Denham on January 20, 2000 at 10:18:23:

Aloha Denham...

thanks for your input. Firstly, you were right in interpreting my 'points of friction' as being similar to creative abrasion which Dorothy Leonard-Barton wrote of. Hence, my query into seeking help on whether any knowledge sharing indices exist.

I believe that if you can measure the frequency of contact between two people then endeavour to determine the quality of their exchange, businesses may be able to tune their organisational structures in response. This quality of exchange may be measured in output using time to market, quality measures, market penetration etc as possible determinants of the knowledge sharing process.

Thanx
Mahei


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