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New economy and Knowledge Management in Emerging Markets

Okey Okoro Udo

Abstract

This paper delves into the interplay between the new economy and knowledge management within the context of emerging markets. As globalization intensifies and technology propels change, emerging markets stand at the crossroads, poised to leverage knowledge management for sustainable economic growth. Through exhaustive research, we found that successful integration of knowledge management practices within these markets led to increased innovation, competitive advantage, and economic resilience. However, challenges in infrastructure, cultural nuances, and technology adaptation pose significant obstacles. Our recommendations emphasize the need for a hybrid approach, blending traditional wisdom with modern knowledge management strategies, and fostering collaboration between the public and private sectors. By adopting these tailored approaches, emerging markets can navigate the challenges of the new economy, harnessing knowledge management as a robust tool for sustained economic prosperity.

Keywords

knowledge managementnew economyknowledge sharingemerging economyglobalizationtechnologyinnovationeconomic prosperity.

References

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