Working Paper Series, Department of Management, Politics & Philosophy, Copenhagen Business School
No 11/2002:
Managing the Dynamic Interfaces Between Culture and Knowledge: A Research Agenda
Snejina Michailova and Kenneth Husted
Abstract: Many observers have proclaimed the dawning of a new age –
known as the new economy or the knowledge economy – in which society itself
is on the verge of transformation through the use of knowledge. The flood
of literature on the new economy and knowledge society associates a wide
range of features to the contemporary business environment. However, when
looking beyond the hype, the interest converges around a few of these
features. The most distinguishable ones are the unleashed power of creative
destruction leading to a call for rapid pace in innovation and the
far-reaching impact of the development of digital information and
communication technologies. These characteristics can be tracked back to
the argument that knowledge has become the most important resource in
today’s business environment.
Keywords: New economy; Knowledge economy; Knowledge society; Knowledge; Technological development; (follow links to similar papers)
18 pages, May 1, 2002
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