Talent management and knowledge: Theory, methodology, models

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Talent management involves the practice of continuously discovering, developing, using and retaining those people in an organization, which are especially valuable either in terms of having a great potential for the future of the organization, or because they are capable of resolving business and operational issues which are critical for the company. The knowledge management system includes all of the interacting and interdependent elements that pertain to monitoring and controlling knowledge (including processes, databases, supporting software, organizational structures, etc.) and that participate in allowing the company achieve its goals.

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Orlova, L. V., Afonin, Y. A., & Voronin, V. V. (2015). Talent management and knowledge: Theory, methodology, models. Review of European Studies, 7(9), 75–82. https://doi.org/10.5539/res.v7n9p75

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