The successful acquisition of knowledge across organizational boundaries is essential for innovation and creativity. In a new article, IESE’s Marco Tortoriello and his colleagues argue that organizations interested in mobilizing knowledge across formal boundaries must move beyond the simplistic version of “boundary spanners” (individuals who link different organizational units) toward a deeper understanding of the network relationships in which boundary spanners are embedded.
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