A few days ago, I attended a seminar on tacit knowledge, organized in the Rotterdam School of Management. Nigel Holden was talking about the difficulty of analyzing and communicating tacit knowledge, for the good reason that tacit knowledge is by definition hard to communicate in a formalized way! The speaker and the audience came with [...]
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Tacit knowledge and types of memory
Posted in neuromanagement, tagged neuromanagement, Nigel Holden, nondeclarative memory, tacit knowledge on November 3, 2008 | Leave a Comment »