Recommendation as a Mechanism to Induce Participation in Communities of Practice

Community of Practice supports the Knowledge Management approach in organizations, contributing to the sharing of experiences and good procedures, thereby rendering an attractive environment for the cooperative learning. Organizational knowledge evolves in the context of these communities. However,...

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