Investigating the role of Knowledge Management in the Development of Asset Management Practice in Selected Public Sector Organisations in Nigeria.
Makama, Christine, Pepple, Dennis and Okeke, John-Paul (2022) Investigating the role of Knowledge Management in the Development of Asset Management Practice in Selected Public Sector Organisations in Nigeria. In: Academy of Innovation, Entrepreneurship and Knowledge (ACIEK 2022), 28-30 Jun 2022, Seville, Spain. (Unpublished)
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Abstract
This study explores how Knowledge Management (KM) is conceptualised and deployed to develop Asset Management Practice (AMP) in the Nigerian public sector using a qualitative approach. Applying system thinking and organisational development theories, this study found that KM is not recognised or established while AMP is still developing within the various critical institutions and organisations in the public sector in Nigeria. This study is novel for developing a framework underscoring how KM can impact the conceptualisation and development of AMP in organisation.
Keywords: Knowledge Management (KM), Asset Management Practice (AMP), Development, Public Sector, Nigeria.
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| Date Deposited: 24 Sep 2024 08:38 |
| Last Modified: 24 Sep 2024 08:38 |
| Author: | Christine Makama |
| Author: | Dennis Pepple |
| Author: | John-Paul Okeke |
| Author: | Christine Makama |
| Author: | Dennis Pepple |
| Author: | John-Paul Okeke |
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