The cultures of knowledge organizations : knowledge, learning, collaboration (KLC) [eBook] / by Wioleta Kucharska (Gdansk University of Technology, Poland) and Denise Bedford (Georgetown University, USA).

Kucharska, Wioleta, 1977- author.
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Introduction to the series -- Section 1. The fundamental of culture -- Chapter 1. Culture as a system -- Chapter 2. Organizational culture as a complex system -- Chapter 3. How organizational culture dominates strategy -- Chapter 4. Klc-approach to knowledge organization culture building -- Section 2. The synergistic power of knowledge, learning, and collaboration cultures -- Chapter 5. Knowledge cultures open minds -- Chapter 6. Learning cultures grow minds -- Chapter 7. Collaborative culture enhances the network of minds -- Section 3. Klc and the complex cultures of the public sector -- Chapter 8. Public sector cultures -- Chapter 9. The klc approach and pubic sector diplomacy -- Chapter 10. The klc approach and public sector military -- Chapter 11. The klc approach and public sector space exploration -- Chapter 12. The klc approach and public sector agriculture appendix a. Pulling it all together appendix b. Empirical evidence of the klc-approach appendix c. Surveying knowledge, learning and collaboration cultures appendix d. Agenda of research topics for the future.
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$a Introduction to the series  -- Section  1. The fundamental of culture  -- Chapter 1. Culture as a system  -- Chapter 2. Organizational culture as a complex system  -- Chapter 3. How organizational culture dominates strategy  -- Chapter 4. Klc-approach to knowledge organization culture building  -- Section  2. The synergistic power of knowledge, learning, and collaboration cultures  -- Chapter 5. Knowledge cultures open minds  -- Chapter 6. Learning cultures grow minds  -- Chapter 7. Collaborative culture enhances the network of minds  -- Section  3. Klc and the complex cultures of the public sector  -- Chapter 8. Public sector cultures  -- Chapter 9. The klc approach and pubic sector diplomacy  -- Chapter 10. The klc approach and public sector military  -- Chapter 11. The klc approach and public sector space exploration  -- Chapter 12. The klc approach and public sector agriculture  appendix a. Pulling it all together  appendix b. Empirical evidence of the klc-approach  appendix c. Surveying knowledge, learning and collaboration cultures  appendix d. Agenda of research topics for the future.
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$a Organizations are increasingly aware of the role that culture plays in implementing strategies. The adage "culture eats strategy for breakfast everyday' shows how important it is to understand, monitor, and calibrate company culture. This means shaping the behaviour of leaders, managers, teams, and individuals. It means integrating assessment and behaviours into performance and communication strategies. Cultures - at all levels - are shifting in today's society. It is important to understand which factors are having which effects. The Cultures of Knowledge Organizations presents a new perspective that treats organizational culture not as a static conceptual model but as a dynamic, complex and adaptive system. The authors consider how de facto organizational business cultures must function in a hyperdynamic knowledge economy. Today's managers need real practical guidance on how to see "culture', how to assess it, how to design a culture that supports business goals, and how to help the workforce understand their own role in shaping culture. This research acts as a map for 21st Century.
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Organizations are increasingly aware of the role that culture plays in implementing strategies. The adage "culture eats strategy for breakfast everyday' shows how important it is to understand, monitor, and calibrate company culture. This means shaping the behaviour of leaders, managers, teams, and individuals. It means integrating assessment and behaviours into performance and communication strategies. Cultures - at all levels - are shifting in today's society. It is important to understand which factors are having which effects. The Cultures of Knowledge Organizations presents a new perspective that treats organizational culture not as a static conceptual model but as a dynamic, complex and adaptive system. The authors consider how de facto organizational business cultures must function in a hyperdynamic knowledge economy. Today's managers need real practical guidance on how to see "culture', how to assess it, how to design a culture that supports business goals, and how to help the workforce understand their own role in shaping culture. This research acts as a map for 21st Century.