Discovered Perspectives of Tacit Knowledge as Interpretive Frames

Robert Joseph Skovira
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Robert Joseph Skovira: Robert Morris University, USA

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Abstract: This paper is a description and analysis of found conceptualizations of tacit knowledge in the knowledge management (KM) literature. The essay’s argument is that there are several different ways of framing or understanding the nature, conceptualizations, of tacit knowledge. Because tacit knowledge is the most foundational idea and experience, in knowledge management literature, the purpose of this essay is to clarify the several perspectives discovered to be in use in the literature.

Keywords: tacit knowledge; knowledgemanagement; Polanyi; Nonaka; perspectives (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2013
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