Connecting knowledge management and entrepreneurship: Processes and technology
- Cesar Bandera(corresponding author),
- ,
- Michael Bartolacci
- New Jersey Institute of Technology,
- St. John's University,
- Penn State University
Abstract
This chapter reviews examples of how technologies that support knowledge management (KM) can link it to entrepreneurship, and in doing so, can increase the possibility of connecting domains that have traditionally been separated, both in the literature and in the practice of entrepreneurship. In particular, authors describe the utilization of KM processes and tools in a variety of organizations. They also link extant models of processes that support KM and entrepreneurship and propose their integration. Previous work examined the uneven track record of KM utilization in entrepreneurial organizations. In this analysis, authors take a broader view of its application with a specific eye towards KM technologies and by linking entrepreneurial and KM processes of new ventures.
Bibliographic Information
Output type
Original language
EnglishPages from-to (Number of pages)
Pages 31-45 (15 pages)Publication milestones
- Published - 27/03/2020
Publication status
Publisher
IGI GlobalISBN (Print)
1799823555, 9781799823551ISBN (Electronic)
9781799823575Publication IDs
- Scopus: 85137641336
