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Sustainable Knowledge Sharing Model for IT Agile Projects
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Sustainable Knowledge Sharing Model for IT Agile Projects

Rodrigo Oliveira de Castro, Cesar Sanin, Andrew Levula and Edward Szczerbicki
Procedia computer science, Vol.207, pp.2865-2874
2022
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https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.14956/293

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Agile conceptual knowledge knowledge sharing knowledge transfer project management Sustainability sustainability in Agile sustainable IT project tacit knowledge management
In order to overcome work environment challenges and remain competitive in the market, organisations must adapt. An organisation's competitiveness can be improved through knowledge sharing; however, improvement without responsibility can have a negative impact on the sociotechnical environment which people cannot fully comprehend. According to researchers, business involvement in sustainable development goals remains minimal [51]. As a result, a sustainable consciousness is crucial to improve the business. In the project profession, sustainability is a business approach that balances the environmental, social, economic, and political aspects of project-based work to fulfil the demands of stakeholders without jeopardising or overburdening the availability of natural resources for future generations [33]. This study goes a step further and proposes a theoretical design that aims to ensure sustainable development during conceptual knowledge transfer in Agile IT projects.
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https://doi.org/10.1016/j.procs.2022.09.344View
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