Inspiring and Encouraging Organisational Knowledge Sharing Through Religion

Presenter from Maritime Institute of Malaysia (MIMA)and International Islamic University Malaysia (IIUM)

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Main Authors: Ramlee Abdul Rahman, Basri Hassan, Dr.
Format: Conference Paper
Language:English
Published: 2009
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Online Access:http://dspace.unimap.edu.my/xmlui/handle/123456789/1919
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spelling my.usim-19192015-07-03T03:26:33Z Inspiring and Encouraging Organisational Knowledge Sharing Through Religion Ramlee Abdul Rahman Basri Hassan, Dr. Knowledge management Knowledge Sharing Organisational Culture Knowledge Sharing Culture Organisation Knowledge Presenter from Maritime Institute of Malaysia (MIMA)and International Islamic University Malaysia (IIUM) The implementation of knowledge management initiative in an organisation is not about excellence processes alone, it is also about inter-networking effects between various communications, procedures, norms and values in the organisation’s practices. It is about how the people in the organisation view and perceive the change plan for the organisation. Knowledge sharing is an essential influence on the success of any knowledge management initiative. The real sharing which is required is between employees and their co-workers. Tangible economic rewards seem to have immediate effect on motivation to share knowledge, but the result is temporary and will slowly lose its effectiveness. The willingness to share knowledge will decrease once the rewards are withdrawn. However, non-monetary rewards may not have the immediate effect but long-term impact on the motivation. Employees’ involvement in an organisation’s knowledge sharing practices can be due to enforcement by the management or merely for the sake of accomplishing certain personal missions and gains. It is not something long term and lasting. On the other hand, religion highlights the significance of knowledge in seeking answers to fundamental questions of life and the truth-centring faith and belief. Fulfilling one’s religious obligation might be the best motivation or alternative intrinsic enforcement to develop good habits and positive environment. This intrinsic drive coupled with the extrinsic supports of technologies and procedural effectiveness will definitely enhance the commitment of employees to share knowledge. This paper attempts to discuss the issue of knowledge sharing in organisations, employees’ motivation to share knowledge and whether one’s religious conviction, faith and beliefs would contribute to the willingness and obligation to share knowledge. 2009-03-20T01:39:42Z 2009-03-20T01:39:42Z 2008 Conference Paper Cooperation for mutual benefit http://hdl.handle.net/123456789/1919 en
institution Universiti Sains Islam Malaysia
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topic Knowledge management
Knowledge Sharing
Organisational Culture
Knowledge Sharing Culture
Organisation Knowledge
spellingShingle Knowledge management
Knowledge Sharing
Organisational Culture
Knowledge Sharing Culture
Organisation Knowledge
Ramlee Abdul Rahman
Basri Hassan, Dr.
Inspiring and Encouraging Organisational Knowledge Sharing Through Religion
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Basri Hassan, Dr.
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Basri Hassan, Dr.
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title Inspiring and Encouraging Organisational Knowledge Sharing Through Religion
title_short Inspiring and Encouraging Organisational Knowledge Sharing Through Religion
title_full Inspiring and Encouraging Organisational Knowledge Sharing Through Religion
title_fullStr Inspiring and Encouraging Organisational Knowledge Sharing Through Religion
title_full_unstemmed Inspiring and Encouraging Organisational Knowledge Sharing Through Religion
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publishDate 2009
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