DocumentCode
2250723
Title
From knowledge worker to knowledge cultivator-effective dynamics
Author
Kayakutlu, Gulgun ; Laurent, Eunika Mercier
Author_Institution
Ind. Eng. Dept., Istanbul Tech. Univ., Istanbul, Turkey
fYear
2012
fDate
9-12 Sept. 2012
Firstpage
1149
Lastpage
1153
Abstract
Increasing complexity in the business world causes changes in the concept of value creation, measures for success and sustainability. More attention is given to the critical human resources for reducing the risks of managerial decisions. The right knowledge worker in the right place is not anymore just accumulating, sharing and using the knowledge. As the technology evolves and the ecological risks increase critical role integrates the individual and collaborative skills to learn and innovate by converting the social network connections and feedbacks into value. This study analyses the skills and expectations of these critical roles and proposes a discussion on success measures of the Knowledge Cultivator. The suggested frameworks will facilitate evaluating the performance of Knowledge Cultivator. This new vision will be beneficial for managers, human resource experts, and educators.
Keywords
corporate social responsibility; decision making; human resource management; innovation management; knowledge management; risk management; social networking (online); business world; collaborative skills; corporate social responsibility; critical human resources; ecological risks; educators; human resource experts; individual skills; innovation ecosystems; knowledge accumulation; knowledge cultivator; knowledge sharing; knowledge worker; managerial decision risk reduction; social network connections; success measures; sustainability measures; value creation; Collaboration; Companies; Industries; Knowledge engineering; Knowledge management; Technological innovation; Corporate Social Responsibility; Innovation Ecosystems; Knowledge Cultivator; Knowledge Management; Knowledge Worker;
fLanguage
English
Publisher
ieee
Conference_Titel
Computer Science and Information Systems (FedCSIS), 2012 Federated Conference on
Conference_Location
Wroclaw
Print_ISBN
978-1-4673-0708-6
Electronic_ISBN
978-83-60810-51-4
Type
conf
Filename
6354415
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