Recent developments of Generative Technologies in the field of Artificial Intelligence (GenAI) have demonstrated substantial progress, particularly in the area of participating in a human driven dialogue in a meaningful manner and of representing knowledge without explicit modelling of knowledge, capturing its implicit and tacit nature as well. These developments open a wide range of […]
Although companies frequently make great efforts to encourage workers to share knowledge and voice concerns, many workers intentionally choose to conceal their knowledge rather than share it. This ‘an intentional attempt by an individual to withhold or conceal knowledge that another person has requested” is called knowledge hiding. This review systematically reviews, categorises, and synthesises […]
Considering the relevance of leadership to sustainable business development (Hind et al., 2009; Kurucz et al., 2017; Pham and King, 2019), in this paper, we examine the relationship between leadership and organizational performance. More precisely the focus is on ethical leadership which has been defined as “the demonstration of normatively appropriate conduct through personal actions […]
This conceptual paper aims to identify and analyse knowledge risks resulting from digitalization. Additionally, the paper tries to present factors influencing knowledge risks arising from digitalization and ways of handling them. The study is a continuation of the research by Durst and Zieba (2019) related to knowledge risks and their potential outcomes. This present study […]
This paper tests the intellectual capital (IC) framework dedicated to elite athletes proposed by Aprile et al. (2022) on the Italian Paralympic champion Bebe Vio to determine the usefulness of this framework and its components. To do so, the study is based on primary and secondary data from and about Bebe Vio. The findings underline […]
The study is a continuation of the research by Durst and Zieba (2019) related to knowledge risks and their potential outcomes. This present study makes an update on the literature on knowledge risks and green transformation and describes knowledge risks that can be faced in this process. The paper offers new insights for researchers dealing […]
COVID-19 has shown how fragile our societies and economies are. Supply chains have particularly been affected. We all had to learn again that the basic supply of some goods is not as crisis-proof as we thought. Moreover, the strong division of labour and the concentration on a few companies in certain areas present considerable weaknesses […]
This conceptual paper aims to identify, present, and analyse potential knowledge risks organizations face in external and dynamic crises such as the COVID-19 pandemic. Until only recently, many researchers and practitioners have perceived knowledge primarily as something positive. This view has changed recently with a growing number of studies highlighting risks related to knowledge. The […]
Knowledge generation in healthcare has accelerated in the past years due to the abundance of data captured and information produced. The main reason being the evolvement of the health system into a connected care model which is supported by the advances in medical and other technologies. This accelerated innovation brought more risks related to managing […]
This article aim is to review existing research on knowledge management (KM) in the context of contemporary digital transformation and its implications for business model innovation (BMI) in a hyperconnected environment. Using a systematic approach to literature review, this study contains papers that were collected from WoS and Scopus databases. 22 peer-reviewed articles formed the […]