Creation of new knowledge typically involves the continual interaction of explicit and tacit knowledge.

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New knowledge is constantly created through the continual interaction of explicit knowledge (knowledge that is codified, documented, easily reproduced, and widely distributed, such as engineering drawings, software code, and patents) and tacit knowledge (knowledge that is in the minds of employees and is based on their experiences and backgrounds).

Creation of New Knowledge Typically Involves the Continual Interaction of Explicit