Please use this identifier to cite or link to this item: https://hdl.handle.net/10419/179937 
Authors: 
Year of Publication: 
2018
Series/Report no.: 
SIMAT Arbeitspapiere No. 10-18-032
Publisher: 
Hochschule Stralsund, Stralsund Information Management Team (SIMAT), Stralsund
Abstract: 
The management of knowledge in projects delivers benefits, while the im-plementation of knowledge management is challenged by (project-specific) issues. Based on practice in interorganizational, cross-border projects funded by the Interreg South Baltic Programme (SBP), this paper analyses the potential value and hindrances of knowledge management in projects funded within Interreg programs. The SBP mentions repeatedly "Transfer of knowledge and exchange of good practices" as an example activity in the program manual (Interreg South Baltic Programme 2016b, pp. 13, 25, 34, 38), however, dedicated knowledge management processes, tools or plans are not part of the com-pulsory application for funding nor its assessment. Knowledge management (KM) can provide value at different levels: to individuals, project partner organisations, the entire programme and even cross-programme as well as other project stakeholders. While KM can support strategy towards building competitive advantage in the programme region, KM processes can enhance the efficiency of project implementation. Worth noting is the impact of KM on individual motivation both for joining a project and for contributing to knowledge exchange. [...]
Subjects: 
Project Knowledge Management
Interreg
EU project
Inter-organizational Cooperation
Cross-border Cooperation
Knowledge Management Framework
Knowledge Management Processes
Project Knowledge Facilitator
JEL: 
M16
O13
O22
Z39
Document Type: 
Working Paper

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