IMPROVING LEARNING ORGANIZATION AND PRACTICAL COMMUNITY THROUGH KNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENT
Abstract
A learning organization is one of the popular concepts in management literature in the 1990's. Learning is a deliberate effort by someone to change behavior out of an interaction. The implications of the learning organization are collective learning, question and answer sessions. The manager expects colleagues are a part of a learning organization. Practice community is the combination of work and learning.
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