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"Knowing" in the consulting practice: Exploring knowledge, people, context and tasks in action

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Abstract

In recent years, the practitioner and academic communities have placed considerable attention on the study and management of knowledge in organisations. Although the study of knowledge has been sustained by different theoretical trends, two main discourses are becoming consolidated in the knowledge management (KM) domain. The first discourse, which is based on knowledge, reflects what Tsoukas (1996) refers to as a "taxonomic perspective", emphasising types and characteristics of knowledge.
Original languageEnglish
Publication statusPublished - 6 Jul 2006
Event22nd EGOS Colloquium -
Duration: 6 Jul 20068 Jul 2006

Conference

Conference22nd EGOS Colloquium
Period6/07/068/07/06

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