Issues of trust in Knowledge Management
Keith Patrick
(School of Computing Information Systems and Mathematics, South Bank University)
Grahame Rourke
(School of Computing Information Systems and Mathematics, South Bank University)
Nigel Phillips
(School of Computing Information Systems and Mathematics, South Bank University)
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Abstract
A common feature of the Knowledge Management (KM) discourse, written or spoken, and regardless of whether it is technologically or people orientated, is the stress on the importance of trust. The importance of trust can be seen in its regular citing as a critical success factor in any knowledge management initiative. This poses a significant question, when we examine the last twenty years of management strategies, they can be seen to undermine trust.
Citation
Patrick, K., Rourke, G. and Phillips, N. (2000), "Issues of trust in Knowledge Management", VINE, Vol. 30 No. 4, pp. 44-51. https://doi.org/10.1108/eb040775
Publisher
:MCB UP Ltd
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