Angielski
ICT capability can be seen as having an intrinsic relationship with the intangible assets of practical knowledge that stems from the experiences of people and organizations. This book analyses and examines the components of ICT capabilities based on the results of surveys of ICT usage made at the global level. It considers four elements of ICT capability that promote knowledge creation activities through particular modes of use of video communication tools (ICT application capability, dialectical dialogue capability, context architect capability, and boundaries consolidation capability). It also illustrates that the dynamic relationship of these four elements promotes the formation of business networks and the formation, maintenance and development of knowledge communities, and leads to new knowledge creation. The author of this volume has more than 15 years of practical experience in product development, sales and marketing in the ICT field, especially in the field of collaboration tools, and has accumulated field studies and results. It is significant that since this book relates to the image collaboration tools that are very likely to take on the key role of knowledge creation in ICT management in the coming era, it will not only offer new practical implications to practitioners with regard to 'ICT strategy' and 'ICT management,'but also open up new theoretical implications regarding strategic management and these research domains to expansion and development.
