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Gestionando conocimiento en las organizaciones: Pasado, presente y futuro

Managing knowledge in organizations: Past, present and future

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  • Intangible Capital

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  • 2013

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Purpose: The aim is to offer a complete vision of knowledge management analyzing the past and present, and identifying new lines of research in the area. Design/methodology: We have realized an exhaustive bibliographic review of more than 100 references. Around 72 per cent of them are indexed in the Social Science Citation Index. Findings and originality/value: We expose the more relevant characteristics of knowledge management and moreover, we identify new lines of research related to regions and territories. This is an interesting novelty in the area and it can be a base of new knowledge in the future. Practical implications: This research is interesting for some people. On one hand, researchers interested in the topic find in the paper a new way for their researches. On the other hand, it could be interesting for Governments keen on improve their situation using knowledge management. Social implications: At present time in the knowledge society changes and the high uncertainty have converted knowledge in an essential tool in countries development. In this way, this research focuses on a current and interesting topic for the society. Originality/value: We present an updated bibliographic review identifying new lines of research related to the application of knowledge management in territorial management. At present time, this potential line had not been identified.
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Objeto: Integrar las distintas aportaciones realizadas en el campo de la gestión del conocimiento y que se encuentran dispersas en varias publicaciones de temática multidisciplinar. Diseño/metodología: Revisión bibliográfica de las principales publicaciones sobre el tema y los libros que abordan la gestión del conocimiento. Se ha realizado un análisis de más de 100 referencias de las cuales un 72 por ciento se encuentran indexadas en la base de datos Social Science Citation Index. Aportaciones y resultados: Se obtiene en un mismo artículo un marco teórico sobre la gestión del conocimiento que puede ayudar a investigadores interesados en el área. Además se identifica una nueva línea de investigación que hace referencia a la gestión del conocimiento de organizaciones en el sentido más amplio, incluyendo gobiernos y otras entidades públicas. Implicaciones prácticas: Supone un punto de partida y reflexión para todos los investigadores de este tema que, con una sola lectura, pueden hacerse una composición de la situación de la gestión del conocimiento. Implicaciones sociales: En la actualidad nos encontramos inmersos en la sociedad del conocimiento; los rápidos cambios y la elevada incertidumbre ha hecho del conocimiento un activo fundamental para el desarrollo de los países, por lo que esta investigación permite profundizar en este tema de completa actualidad e interés. Originalidad / Valor añadido: Aunque sí que ha habido alguna revisión sobre aspectos concretos de la gestión del conocimiento (como por ejemplo la realizada por Barragán-Ocaña en 2009 en su editorial), la última revisión en profundidad sobre el concepto general fue realizada por Wiig en 1997, por lo que la revisión bibliográfica es algo necesario en la gestión del conocimiento.
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