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What is Digital Trust

Handbook of Research on Organizational Culture Strategies for Effective Knowledge Management and Performance
Reliance on technology systems to share knowledge or perform other tasks.
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Knowledge Sharing in a Digital, Remote, and Disrupted World: The Role of Trust
Dana Tessier (Independent Researcher, Canada)
DOI: 10.4018/978-1-7998-7422-5.ch002
Abstract
Trust is a critical element when building knowledge management practices within an organization. For individuals and teams to share knowledge and collaborate, they must form a relationship that is based on trust. The role of trust within knowledge-sharing, and therefore collaboration and cooperation, will be discussed. In a multinational, distributed, remote work environment, colleagues will interact with content created by their peers before they interact with them, and therefore, digital repositories and content become an extension of the trust relationship between colleagues and even the organization itself. The trust required to facilitate knowledge-sharing will need to be extended to these digital environments so that the organization can maintain its competitive advantage and the benefits of effective knowledge management practices.
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