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MBA Basics
International Business Law
- Management
- Japanese
International business law is an academic discipline aimed at fairer international business by focusing on the legal aspects of the diversified international...
Managing Knowledge in Organizations
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Participation in this course will ignite participants' interest and focus on knowledge management (KM) initiatives within business organizations. Participations will delve into knowledge acquisition and creation, alongside its internal dissemination. They will assess the role of information technology (IT) in KM, evaluating whether it serves as a beneficial tool or an undue fixation. Moreover, participants will explore knowledge retention and protection strategies, examining how organizations can safeguard and harness the value of their critical knowledge assets over time.
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Registrants must note that refunds cannot be granted when cancellation notification is received later than four weeks prior to the start date.Rating4.76
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Certificate
Businesses today are faced with the challenge of collectively redefining the corporate ecosystem by focusing on how to create shared value for all stakeholders, present and future. This program equips business leaders with the tools they need to re-organize their firms toward new ideas of economic viability through environmental protection and social equity. *Registrants of the course are required to submit a certificate of English proficiency (TOEIC score of 750 or higher) upon request.
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Topic
Management
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Business
Management
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Position
Executive
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Fee
¥200,000
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Language
English
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Format
Nagoya
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9:20〜16:40 9:20〜16:40 9:20〜16:40 9:20〜16:40 - Place
- Nagoya
- Nishiki Naka, Nagoya Japan
- https://mba.nucba.ac.jp/en/access/nagoya.html
- Registration deadline
- Target
- Professionals / Almuni / International Students
Faculty
Plan
Day1
Acquisition and dissemination of knowledge
Day2
Acquisition and dissemination of knowledge
Day3
Building and sustaining KM
Day4
Case exam
Cases
- BT Group: Managing Global Open Innovation (Content ID: IN1476 / Publisher: INSEAD)
- Knowledge Sharing at REMA 1000 (Content ID: 9-118-007 / Publisher: HBS)
- Transferring Knowledge Between Projects at NASA JPL (Content ID: 9-917-404 / Publisher: HBS)
- The LEGO Group: Publish or Protect? (Content ID: 9-613-079 / Publisher: HBS)
- Xerox: Building, Sustaining and Monetizing Knowledge Management (Content ID: INS754 / Publisher: INSEAD)
- Rank Xerox: Global Transfer of Best Practices (Content ID: INS597 / Publisher: INSEAD)
- Coinmen Consultants LLP: Adopting a Technology-Based Learning Culture (Content ID: W17116 / Publisher: IVEY)
Textbooks and reference materials
Textbooks
- Handouts
References
- Additional readings and videos will be distributed and shown in class.
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Review
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Each case was linked to a specific aspect of the knowledge management, it was clear. Good management of the student's discussions.
Engineer 30s Male
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Classmates from different countries, so that we have different perspectives. I think that was an MBA course should be like.(comparing with Japanese courses)
Manager 40s Male