The Concept of “Ba”: Building a Foundation for Knowledge Creation

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"The Concept of 'Ba': Building a Foundation for Knowledge Creation" is a seminal work by Ikujiro Nonaka that introduces the idea of “Ba” as a shared context or space—physical, virtual, or mental—where individuals interact to create, share, and transform organizational knowledge.

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instanceOf academic paper ⓘ
scholarly article ⓘ
addresses conditions for effective knowledge creation ⓘ
role of context in converting tacit and explicit knowledge ⓘ
aimsTo explain how environments enable knowledge creation ⓘ
provide a conceptual foundation for knowledge-creating processes ⓘ
author Ikujiro Nonaka ⓘ
buildsOn Nonaka’s earlier work on knowledge-creating companies ⓘ
clarifies how interactions in Ba generate new knowledge ⓘ
conceptualizes Ba as a locus of meaning-making ⓘ
Ba as a platform for relationships ⓘ
contributedTo practice of knowledge management in firms ⓘ
theory of organizational knowledge creation ⓘ
describes Ba as a mental space ⓘ
Ba as a physical space ⓘ
Ba as a virtual space ⓘ
shared context for knowledge creation ⓘ
distinguishes different types of Ba ⓘ
emphasizes context in knowledge processes ⓘ
dynamic nature of knowledge ⓘ
interaction among individuals ⓘ
field knowledge management ⓘ
organizational learning ⓘ
organizational theory ⓘ
focusesOn knowledge sharing ⓘ
knowledge transformation ⓘ
organizational knowledge creation ⓘ
highlyCitedIn knowledge management literature ⓘ
organizational learning literature ⓘ
influencedBy Japanese management practices ⓘ
phenomenology of place and space ⓘ
keyTerm Ba as shared context ⓘ
knowledge-creating company ⓘ
organizational context ⓘ
language English ⓘ
mainConcept Ba ⓘ
originOfTerm Japanese word “Ba” meaning place or field ⓘ
proposes Ba as a shared space in motion ⓘ
Ba as foundation for knowledge creation ⓘ
relatesTo SECI model of knowledge creation ⓘ
explicit knowledge ⓘ
tacit knowledge ⓘ
targetAudience knowledge management practitioners ⓘ
organizational leaders ⓘ
researchers in management ⓘ
theoreticalFramework knowledge creation theory of the firm ⓘ

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