Practicing effective knowledge sharing in international hotel joint ventures
International Journal of Hospitality ManagementPublished 4 September 2007
Vincent P. Magnini
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Abstract
Knowledge sharing can be described as the process by which individuals mutually exchange their knowledge and collaboratively generate new knowledge. Since international hotel joint venture partners typically possess skills in competing areas, this process of knowledge sharing is critical to the success of these alliances. Therefore, this article presents a framework that can be used to foster effective knowledge sharing at the individual joint venture manager level, at the relationship level between individuals, and across the entire organization.
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