Knowledge workers organize in their personal information space (PIS) the documents they use for their daily tasks. In an organizational context, people’s PIS constitute an in-house value-added capital. Paradoxically, this information source is poorly exploited, as people tend to use external sources such as the web, although seeming less appropriate. To overcome this issue, we define an interfa...

The recent research has highly examined innovation of businesses to improve their competitive advantages and the probability of their success. This study aimed to examine the association between intellectual, psychological, and social capital and business innovation in knowledge-based and high-technology businesses in Iran and if organizational culture moderates the relationships between the va...

The extent to which enterprise resource planning (ERP) systems deliver value for organizations has been debated. In this study, we argue that the presence of appropriate organizational resources is essential for capturing the potential of ERP implementation. We investigate the relationship between ERP implementation and two organizational resources, specifically, Intellectual Capital (IC) and O...

While many theories about the relationship between information technology (IT) and organizational design have been proposed, there is little empirical evidence on the issue. We examine the influence of organizational design on the demand for IT and the productivity of IT investments, using data from approximately 380 US firms. We find greater demand for IT in firms with greater decentralization...

BACKGROUND Customer capital is a value generated and an asset developed from customer relationships. Successfully managing these relationships is enhanced by knowledge management (KM) infrastructure that captures and transfers customer-related knowledge. The execution of such a system relies on the vision and determination of the top management team (TMT). The health care industry in today's kn...

Abstract Background and purpose: Today’s dynamic environment is increasingly pressuring public organizations to be simultaneously flexible efficient. The purpose of this study was examine the mediating role organizational ambidexterity in relationship between psychological capital perfor-mance that have bureaucratic limitations their activity are not as competitive private sector. Methods: A qu...

IntroductIon Today's economy is characterized by a rapid rate of change, globalization, and knowledge-intensive products. This makes knowledge management (KM) vital to organizations. The resource-based view of the firm postulates that a firm's profitability is not only a function of its market and competitive position but also a function of its internal capabilities and know-how in combining it...

at the threshold of new millennium, the period of application of traditional methods of management is terminating, and new horizon in the form of knowledge based organizations, and knowledge management (km) are coming to the world of organization and management.the first attempts regarding application of km, in most of the organizations are facing a fundamental challenge: despite of investing o...