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Japan, Moving Toward a More Advanced Knowledge Economy : Volume 2. Advanced Knowledge-Creating Companies

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Autor:in:	Takeuchi, Hirotaka, (VerfasserIn)
Beteiligte:	Shibata, Tsutomu, (VerfasserIn)
Sprache:	Englisch
Veröffentlicht:	Washington, DC : World Bank, 2012
Schriftenreihe:	WBI Development Studies
Umfang:	Online-Ressource
ISBN:	0821366742 9780821366745
Schlagwörter:	AGENTS BELIEFS BEST PRACTICES BOUNDARIES BUSINESS MODEL CHIEF KNOWLEDGE OFFICER COMMUNITIES COMMUNITIES OF PRACTICE COMPETITIVE ADVANTAGE COMPETITORS CONCEPTUAL FRAMEWORK CONTINUOUS IMPROVEMENT CONTINUOUS INNOVATION CREATING NEW KNOWLEDGE DAIRY PRODUCTS DECISION MAKING DISCUSSION ECONOMICS EQUIPMENT EXPLICIT KNOWLEDGE EXTERNALIZATION FLOWS OF INFORMATION GLOBAL ECONOMY GLOBAL KNOWLEDGE GLOBALIZATION GROUP LEVEL ICT IDEAS IDENTITY IMAGINATION INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY INNOVATION INNOVATIVE PRODUCTS INSIGHTS INSTRUCTOR INTEGRATION INTELLECTUAL CAPITAL JOURNALS KNOWLEDGE KNOWLEDGE ASSETS KNOWLEDGE BASE KNOWLEDGE CONVERSION KNOWLEDGE CREATION KNOWLEDGE CREATION PROCESS KNOWLEDGE ECONOMY KNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENT KNOWLEDGE SOCIETY KNOWLEDGE SPIRAL KNOWLEDGE WORKER KNOWLEDGE-CREATING COMPANY LEADING LEARNING LEARNING ORGANIZATION LEVELS LEVELS OF KNOWLEDGE LIFELONG LEARNING LOCAL KNOWLEDGE LOGIC MANAGEMENT LITERATURE MANAGEMENT POSITIONS MARKETING MIDDLE MANAGEMENT NATURE OF KNOWLEDGE NETWORKING SERVICES NETWORKS NEW CONCEPTS ONTOLOGY ORGANIZATIONAL BOUNDARIES ORGANIZATIONAL KNOWLEDGE ORGANIZATIONAL KNOWLEDGE CREATION ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURE ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURES PEERING PERSONAL KNOWLEDGE PRACTITIONERS PROCESS KNOWLEDGE PROCESS MANAGEMENT PRODUCTIVITY SOCIAL CAPITAL SOCIAL INTERACTION SOCIAL NETWORKING SYSTEMS THINKING TACIT KNOWLEDGE TELEVISION THINKING TRAITS UNIVERSITIES VALUE OF KNOWLEDGE VARIETY WILLINGNESS TO PAY WISDOM WORLD ECONOMY
Zusammenfassung:	These two volumes analyze Japan from the Knowledge Economy perspective, covering a wide range of sector issues in development including the macro economic framework, education and skills training, the national innovation system, science and technology, information and communication technology, and infrastructure. While Volume 1 explores the four pillars of the "Knowledge for Development" framework, the second volume presents up-to-date case studies of outstanding Japanese private companies that each characterize different aspects of the Knowledge Economy