Communities of practice for the "new normal"
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.3145/thinkepi.2020.e14d03Keywords:
Information management, Knowledge management, Virtual communities, Communities of practice, Communities of interest.Abstract
The health and economic crisis that we are currently experiencing has led to increased appreciation of the concept of community in a broad sense. It has also restored communities of practice and interest as strategies to share information, knowledge, experience, and good practice, so that companies and businesses can adapt to new scenarios resulting from the crisis.
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