Keywords
learning organization
organizational knowledge
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Abstract
This article is a review of some theoretical models that have sought to characterize the learning organization, from which we have identified significant overlap in attributes such as the existence of a shared vision, the learning oriented leadership, open-mindedness and experimentation, systems thinking, teamwork and communication, and integration of knowledge. We suggest some organizational factors that would help the development of these attributes.
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