Purpose Most articles in the field of management evidence that knowledge transfer enhances firms’ innovation, productivity and employment. Despite of the amount of studies a systematization of dimensions of knowledge… Click to show full abstract
Purpose Most articles in the field of management evidence that knowledge transfer enhances firms’ innovation, productivity and employment. Despite of the amount of studies a systematization of dimensions of knowledge transfer and its effects on firms sustainability is still absent. The purpose of this paper is to fill this literature gap. Design/methodology/approach The author proposes a conceptual paper aimed to provide a framework for classifying knowledge transfer and its effects on firms’ competitiveness. Findings The paper provides a conceptual paper on the role of innovation for sustainability. Originality/value The author’s perspective on knowledge for sustainability is a topic of great interest for managers, practitioners and policy-makers.
               
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