Browsing Unisa ETD by Subject "Knowledge transfer"

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Acquisition, transfer and preservation of indigenous knowledge by traditional healers in the Limpopo Province of South Africa

Maluleka, Jan Resenga (2017-06)

Indigenous Knowledge (IK) is in danger of being obliterated due to a number of factors, such as the lack of interest from younger generations, low life expectancy where people die before transferring it to the next generation ...
Developing guidelines for a knowledge management policy to enhance knowledge retention at the University of Zambia

Wamundila, Sitali (2009-08-25)

The purpose of this study was to investigate how knowledge retention may be enhanced at the University of Zambia (UNZA). A mixed research methodology was employed in the case study design. Data was collected using interviews ...
The impact of the construction of self and other on knowledge transfer between Saudi Arabian and South African engineers

Woodborne, Monique (2021-01)

This study is concerned with what is happening within a mentorship interaction between engineers aimed at knowledge transfer. The practice of knowledge transfer is contextualised within the knowledge economy that ideologically ...
Knowledge retention at a platinum mine in the North West Province of South Africa

Makhubela, Salmon Salba (2017-02)

Knowledge retention plays an important role in combating organisational knowledge loss. However, some organisations, including mining companies, still lose organisational knowledge due to employees retiring, resigning, ...
Knowledge retention strategies for professional nurses at Philadelphia hospital, Limpopo, South Africa

Mamabolo, Josias Kgwadi (2021)

In the nursing profession, knowledge retention is aimed at retaining ownership and recognising the importance of critical nursing knowledge across all healthcare organisations. In Philadelphia Hospital, like many other ...
Knowledge visualisation criteria for supporting knowledge transfer in incident management systems

Van Wyk, Quintus (2019-01)

During an incident, which is critical in nature, sense-making by the individuals involved are essential in ensuring an optimal response to the incident. The incident management systems employed to manage the allocation of ...

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