Ações gerenciais na gestão do conhecimento corporativo em trabalho remoto

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https://doi.org/10.5585/iptec.v11i2.25067

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Ações gerenciais, Gestão do conhecimento, Trabalho remoto

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A gestão do conhecimento organizacional é um ativo fundamental no mercado corporativo, principalmente para empresas especializadas em informação, produtos e serviços. A eficácia dessa gestão é influenciada por diversos fatores, tanto internos quanto externos. A mudança para o trabalho remoto em tempo integral apresentou desafios para manter a disciplina, organizar o tempo e manter as relações interpessoais. A gestão da equipe tornou-se mais complexa, levando a dificuldades de comunicação e dificultando a troca de informações. Este artigo identifica os principais fatores que impactam a criação de conhecimento em ambientes remotos, como cultura organizacional, ferramentas, relacionamentos intergeracionais, infraestrutura e motivação individual. Enfatiza a importância das medidas gerenciais e propõe as melhores práticas para fomentar e engajar equipes, criar ambientes propícios e abertos, e uma gestão eficaz do conhecimento. Ao incentivar o compartilhamento de informações e adotar abordagens proativas, as organizações podem obter sucesso no gerenciamento de conhecimento no ambiente remoto.

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2023-12-19

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Oliveira, L. E. L., Larieira , C. L. C., & Togneri, R. M. (2023). Ações gerenciais na gestão do conhecimento corporativo em trabalho remoto. Revista Inovação, Projetos E Tecnologias, 11(2), e25067. https://doi.org/10.5585/iptec.v11i2.25067

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