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지식 공유에 대한 소셜 네트워크 접근법 : 어떻게 소셜 네트워크의 구조와 특징이 지식 공유를 지원하는가?
Social Network Approach for Sharing Knowledge: How Can the Structure and Characteristics of Social Networks Support for Sharing Knowledge?
Abstract
The knowledge sharing in a knowledge management process is much affecting generation and distribution of knowledge. Especially, the knowledge distribution is being revitalized with the center of social media service like twitter and library service 2.0 in the knowledge-based IT (Information Technology) environment. The present research analyzed the structure and characteristics of a social network inside an organization that is growing like an organism through self-organization through tools for SNA (Social Network Analysis) and multiple regression analysis of independent variables such as 1) a relationship between social network's structure and knowledge sharing, 2) a relationship between structural holes and knowledge sharing influence of centrality, 3) a relationship between individual ability and knowledge sharing of information technology and work recognition.
- keywords
- knowlege network, knowledge sharing, SNA (social network analysis), strong-weak tie, structural holes, network characteristics, digital library, 지식네트워크, 지식공유, 사회연결망분석 (SNA), 강한연결 구조, 구조적 공백, 네트워크 특징, 디지털도서관, knowlege network, knowledge sharing, SNA (social network analysis), strong-weak tie, structural holes, network characteristics, digital library
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