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Information and Knowledge Governance in the Digital Age
Abstract
In the contemporary organizational context, the sharing and transfer of knowledge plays a significant role, and therefore, it is important to overcome internal and external barriers for them to be processed. This can be facilitated by the implementation of information and knowledge governance (GovIC), an emerging interdisciplinary approach that crosses the fields of information sciences, business sciences, and human resources sciences. The problem is that, in addition to being a new construct and still little studied, conceptual divergences are fed by the amplitude the possible dimensions of analysis. In this context, the objective of this study emerges in identifying the conceptualization of the construct of information governance and knowledge proposed in the scientific literature to support its better understanding and perspective of future investigations. A theoretical research was conducted through a systematic literature review, followed by an analysis of the most relevant publications on the subject.
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