Knowledge Management Innovation Model for Higher Education

Aftab Ara (ara.aftab@gmail.com) and Kishore Kumar Das (drkkdasru@gmail.com)
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Aftab Ara: College of Excellence
Kishore Kumar Das: Ravenshaw University

Chapter Chapter 6 in The Innovation Shift in Higher Education, 2021, pp 139-164 from Springer

Abstract: Abstract In this chapter, KM-based innovation model is built for higher education. The focus of the research has been to study the mediating impact of KM between HRP and innovation, so that the whole model is geared toward KMP. KMIM is not intended to radically improve the quality of higher education, but to encourage creativity through HRP and KMP, but to indirectly improve the quality of education offered by higher education institutions. This chapter discusses all the elements of the model and how it will continue to improve the standard of higher education.

Keywords: Innovation model; Higher education; Mission; Vision; Goal; Human resource practices; Recruitment; Teamwork; Training and development; Compensations; Reward; Performance appraisal; Knowledge management; Knowledge diagnosis; Knowledge acquisition; Knowledge generation; Knowledge sharing; Knowledge storing; Knowledge application; Innovation in higher education; Product innovation; Process innovation; Organizational innovation (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2021
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DOI: 10.1007/978-981-16-2055-3_6

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