... Taicitization Synergism Nonaka and Takeuchi (1995a , 1995b) categorized knowledge into two types, namely, TK and EK. By and large, human knowledge is predominantly TK. In fact, Nonaka (1994) considered TK to be the origin of human knowledge, but when it is articulated outside the human mind...

... specific information that complements their services using KM practices (Zineldin, 1998 ; Quintas et al., 1997 ; Levy et al., 2003). Coopetition results in synergism, which ultimately leads to innovation. Pursuing this philosophy, a “coopetitive” environment can safely be achieved...

... benefits Virtualization Green-computing Network externalities Synergism Doelitzscher et al. (2011) report that despite the wide popularity of Cloud Computing, it is very difficult to find standardized clear definition for it. In fact, the definition of Cloud Computing, at best, can...