Literature - Suddaby & Greenwood, 2001 - Commodification & Colonisation
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What does commodification entail?
What does colonisation of knowledge entail?
What do companies that partake in colonisation of knowledge seek to do?
- Higher grades + faster learning
- Never study anything twice
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What two points does commodification, making management knowledge into a product, give a company in terms of competitive advantage?
- Allows firm to 'leverage' their knowledge product: hiring a large number of junior professionals at lower cost than the revenue they generate AND management practice becomes transparent and easily understood for juniors;
- Codifying, abstracting and translating knowledge makes managerial practice more portable resulting in predictable and uniform practice to clients.
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