The Role of Information Technology Applications in Preventing Knowledge Loss: A Case Study in the College of Management and Economics
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The research aims to confront cases of knowledge loss by adopting information technology applications and policies related to storing, capturing and sharing knowledge and explaining its role in reducing knowledge loss. The data, and the questionnaire was adopted in conducting the statistical analysis of the data related to the two variables, and the research reached a number of results, the most important of which is the existence of a correlation and an inverse and moral effect between the applications of information technology and the types of missing knowledge. and draw up appropriate strategies for these applications.
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