The Value Knowledge Grid - a new way of diagnosing the Culturally Non-Copyables: Building Blocks for Diagnostics

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Timo Meynhardt - Speaker

    The resource or knowledge-based perspective promises a potential competitive advantage by unique competencies and knowledge. In this article, values of a corporate culture are identified as core elements of competencies. Competencies are defined as dispositions for self-organization. Based on the concept of order parameters from synergetics it is argued that above all value-loaden knowledge reflected in competencies are a source of competitive knowledge advantage. It is outlined how one could possibly characterize the regulating program of norms and rules enabling value-loaden knowledge creation and recreation.
    22.09.200225.09.2002

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    22nd Annual International Conference of the Strategic Management Society 2002

    22.09.0225.09.02

    Paris, France

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