Successors’ Future Training in Family Farms: The Impact of Intrinsic and Extrinsic Factors
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Enhancing the Adaptability of Family Businesses to the Knowledge-based Economy
Family firms should know how to generate and transfer knowledge, allowing them to be innovative and operationally efficient in order to seize opportunities and anticipate or mitigate threats that the current environment presents. In this sense, knowledge management should ensure the sustainability and rapid adaptation to dynamic environments by family businesses. This collection aims to extend and deepen the usefulness of knowledge management, not only as a differentiation strategy but also as a key tool for the long-term viability of family firms.
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Laura Zapata
EGADE Business School, Monterrey, México
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Ramón Sanguino
University of Extremadura, Spain
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Ascensión Barroso
University of Extremadura, Spain
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Laura Nicola-Gavrilă
Spiru Haret University, Romania
Articles (8 in this collection)
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Chronological Evolution of the Information-Driven Decision-Making Process (1950–2020)
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Motivating Next-generation Family Business Members to Act Entrepreneurially: a Role Identity Perspective
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The Mediating Role of Knowledge Creation Processes in the Relationship Between Social Media and Open Innovation
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The Impact of the Management Control System on the Family Business’ Intention to Maintain the Organization for Future Generations
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Discovering Knowledge and Cognitive Based Drivers for SMEs Internationalization
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