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Knowledge management

the steep decline in technical communication between engineers as the physical distance between their workplaces grows.

In knowledge management, Allen curve refers to the steep decline in technical communication between engineers as the physical distance between their workplaces grows. This meaning comes from Allen (1977) in Managing the flow of technology.[1]

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Allen, T. J. (1977). Managing the flow of technology. MIT. ISBN 9780262510271

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