A Multifold Perspective of Knowledge Sharing and Virtual Teams: The Development of An IMOI Model

Knowledge has been recognized as an asset for the competitive advantage of organizations. Finding avenues for augmenting the organization’s value represents a continuous endeavor for managers. Although business tendencies emphasize the core role of teams in the development and implementation of know...

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Main Author: Cynthia Senquiz-Diaz
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Universidad Alberto Hurtado 2019-07-01
Series:Journal of Technology Management & Innovation
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Online Access:https://www.jotmi.org/index.php/GT/article/view/3072
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spelling doaj-c0947eb8e30e4c1cb6f8b42f36f1598a2021-02-16T21:44:56ZengUniversidad Alberto HurtadoJournal of Technology Management & Innovation0718-27242019-07-0114210.4067/S0718-272420190002000881161A Multifold Perspective of Knowledge Sharing and Virtual Teams: The Development of An IMOI ModelCynthia Senquiz-Diaz0Ana G. Mendez UniversityKnowledge has been recognized as an asset for the competitive advantage of organizations. Finding avenues for augmenting the organization’s value represents a continuous endeavor for managers. Although business tendencies emphasize the core role of teams in the development and implementation of knowledge management strategies, there is limited research on how virtual teams may contribute to the acquisition and distribution of knowledge through sharing dynamics. Accomplishing this shift in perspective requires comprehension of the necessary components leading to these opportunities in virtual teams. This review employs a systems thinking approach and develops an input-mediator-outcome-input (IMOI) model to guide the identification of the factors that organizations must possess to promote and facilitate knowledge-sharing strategies. By building this model based on a literature review from various fields, this study provides practitioners with a multidisciplinary scheme to strengthen the organizational structure and promote innovations based on the exploration and exploitation of this essential resource.https://www.jotmi.org/index.php/GT/article/view/3072knowledgevirtual teamsknowledge sharingsystems thinkingIMOI model
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A Multifold Perspective of Knowledge Sharing and Virtual Teams: The Development of An IMOI Model
Journal of Technology Management & Innovation
knowledge
virtual teams
knowledge sharing
systems thinking
IMOI model
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title A Multifold Perspective of Knowledge Sharing and Virtual Teams: The Development of An IMOI Model
title_short A Multifold Perspective of Knowledge Sharing and Virtual Teams: The Development of An IMOI Model
title_full A Multifold Perspective of Knowledge Sharing and Virtual Teams: The Development of An IMOI Model
title_fullStr A Multifold Perspective of Knowledge Sharing and Virtual Teams: The Development of An IMOI Model
title_full_unstemmed A Multifold Perspective of Knowledge Sharing and Virtual Teams: The Development of An IMOI Model
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publisher Universidad Alberto Hurtado
series Journal of Technology Management & Innovation
issn 0718-2724
publishDate 2019-07-01
description Knowledge has been recognized as an asset for the competitive advantage of organizations. Finding avenues for augmenting the organization’s value represents a continuous endeavor for managers. Although business tendencies emphasize the core role of teams in the development and implementation of knowledge management strategies, there is limited research on how virtual teams may contribute to the acquisition and distribution of knowledge through sharing dynamics. Accomplishing this shift in perspective requires comprehension of the necessary components leading to these opportunities in virtual teams. This review employs a systems thinking approach and develops an input-mediator-outcome-input (IMOI) model to guide the identification of the factors that organizations must possess to promote and facilitate knowledge-sharing strategies. By building this model based on a literature review from various fields, this study provides practitioners with a multidisciplinary scheme to strengthen the organizational structure and promote innovations based on the exploration and exploitation of this essential resource.
topic knowledge
virtual teams
knowledge sharing
systems thinking
IMOI model
url https://www.jotmi.org/index.php/GT/article/view/3072
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