The aim of knowledge sharing (or knowledge transfer, as Davenport and Prusak call it) is to improve an organization’s performance, to increase its value. Knowledge sharing involves the action of transmission (sending or presenting knowledge to a recipient) and absorption by the latter. Unless absorbed and connected to some change in behaviour, knowledge has not been transmitted (Davenport and Prusak 1998: 101).
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Knowledge sharing
So far, nothing suggests that human presence is requisite to knowledge sharing, but Davenport and…