Business Model Framework for Knowledge Intensive Organizations
Keywords:
Business model (BM), knowledge management (KM), framework, knowledge intensive organization.Abstract
with arrival to knowledge economy and align with
increasing in knowledge intensive organization, knowledge and intellectual capital become strategic assets of organizations. Today’s organizations are operating in dynamic business environments, so they must have new business model that is knowledge oriented and could support them in competitive
environment. This trend leads increasing number of
organizations that are engage in knowledge management (KM) to improve competitive advantage. This paper starts with reviewing the exiting knowledge management frameworks to selects a framework that consist several element of KM. Also we briefly describe business models based on our purpose. The aim
of this study is to develop a business model based on elements of knowledge management framework. The suggested business model is useful for knowledge intensive organization; applying such a framework could be helpful in improving the competitive position in dynamic business environment.
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