...Artur Lugmayr; Björn Stockleben; Christoph Scheib; Mathew A. Mailaparampil Purpose The purpose of this paper is to introduce and define Cognitive Big Data as a concept. Furthermore, it investigates what is really “new” in Big Data, as it seems to be a hyped-up concept that has emerged during...

... were then critiqued, with reference, first, to the contexts in which communication takes place and, second, to the cognitive dimensions of the activity. Finally, studies showed that the cognitive and organisational approaches can be linked and that they shed light on many knowledge-sharing situations...

..., using cognition‐ and affect‐based trust as the mediators. Design/methodology/approach A theoretical model was tested through a survey carried out on 152 MBA students of a university in east China, and structural equation modelling (SEM) was employed for data analysis. Findings...

... psychological and anthropological points‐of‐view. © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2006 Design and development Culture (sociology) Cognition The concept of “development” is deeply rooted in evolutionary epistemology of the social scientific discourse. Western social thinkers tend...

...Stefania Borghini Purpose The aim of this paper is twofold: to propose a new theoretical framework to interpret organizational creativity as a process of situated and distributed cognition in a sense‐making perspective; and to identify the system of tools which influences this process...

...John T. Nosek This paper explores how group cognition can provide a basis for understanding knowledge creation and sharing that does not depend on the assumption of extant internal representations that filter sense‐data. Literature from a wide variety of disciplines is synthesized to provide...

... suggest considering humans as scaffolding minds and applying tools in such a way that human cognitive and social capabilities are supported. Examples discussed range from social navigation and collaborative filtering to support for virtual communities of practice. The “representation problem” also holds...

... uncertain world. Therefore, we consider the implications of change and uncertainty for designing and managing knowledge networks. © MCB UP Limited 1999 Change Cognition Improvisation Networks Tacit knowledge It is an unsurprising premise that we live in a world of change...