組織氣候與個人動機對知識分享意圖之影響; The influence of organizational climate and personal motivations on intention to share knowledge

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Title:	組織氣候與個人動機對知識分享意圖之影響;The influence of organizational climate and personal motivations on intention to share knowledge
Authors:	李宛霖;Wan-lin Lee
Contributors:	資訊管理研究所
Keywords:	理性行為理論;動機;虛擬社群;知識分享;組織氣候;Virtual Communities;Knowledge sharing;Motivation;Theory of Reasoned Action;Organizational Climate
Date:	2009-06-11
Issue Date:	2009-09-22 15:34:48 (UTC+8)
Publisher:	國立中央大學圖書館
Abstract:	隨著網路技術的蓬勃發展及網路使用者的逐日增加，這樣的便利性將世界上的人們都連結在一起。因此，人們可以不受到距離和時間上的限制，自由地與他人溝通。同時，網路的便捷性也改變了人們聚集的方式，特別是受到虛擬社群的所帶來的巨大影響。通常來說，虛擬社群提供了一種線上的平台，可以讓人們針對自己喜歡的社群內容或是擁有共同興趣，做進一步的交流、溝通以及分享知識。然而，現今網路上愈來愈多虛擬社群擁有各自不同的風格和社群類型，吸引不同的使用者聚集於此。在這樣的虛擬社群裡，最重要的議題就是如何促進社群內個人的知識分享，在本研究中，納入了過去文獻鮮少探討的組織氣候，探討在虛擬社群的環境中，以理性行為理論為模型基礎，探討個人的動機和組織氣候對於知識分享態度、主觀規範和意圖的影響。其中，在個人的動機部份，主要是納入個人和社群結果預期、互惠、知識分享效能以及樂於幫助他人等因素，探討是否會影響個人的知識分享態度。在組織氣候的部份則涵蓋了結構、支持、獎酬的問項來做調查。本研究對象是以台灣最知名的專業Java語言的社群—JavaWorld@TW的參與者為主。透過線上網路問卷，並公開張貼於部份大型BBS以及JavaWorld@TW網站。最後總共收到207份問卷，但是刪除一份無效問卷，因此最後總計是206份問卷。研究結果顯示，動機因素中的互惠和社群結果預期是對知識分享態度是有正向影響。而在組織氣候的部份（結構、支持、獎酬）對於主觀規範有正向的影響。主觀規範和知識分享對於意圖也有正向的影響。 With the prosperous development of Internet and increasing internet users, the convenience connects people worldwide. Thus, people are freely able to communicate with each other without the limitation of time and distance. Also, they way people to gather are changed dramatically by the Internet, especially the virtual communities (VCs). In general, virtual communities provide the online platform for people to interact with each other, and share knowledge based on the specific and favorable topics. However, there is a wide variety type of virtual communities which contains different type of professional content, which is also called knowledge communities. The most critical issue is that sharing knowledge is an important factor in discourse on motivations and organizational context, that is, organizational climate, which is rarely discussed in virtual communities in the previous literatures. In this study, “Personal and Community-related Outcome expectations”’, “Reciprocity”, “Knowledge sharing self-efficacy” and “Enjoy helping others” are included in motivational factors. And, “organizational climate” ranges from structure, support and reward in the survey. Therefore, this study analyzes the influence of motivational factors and organizational climate, and further adopted on TRA-based (Theory of Reasoned Action) model, in order to examine the knowledge sharing attitude, subjective norm, and further, to intention. The object of research is the well-known professional Java language communities in Taiwan— “JavaWorld@TW”. The survey is supported by respondents who have experiences in participating in JavaWorld@TW. The questionnaire was publicly published in BBSs and JavaWorld@TW. Total 207 samples were collected from the web-based survey, and 1 invalid sample was deleted. Consequently, total 206 valid samples were collected. The result shows motivational factors (“Reciprocity” and “Community-related outcome expectations”) has positive influence on “Attitude toward knowledge sharing”, and “Organizational Climate” (Structure, Support, Reward) is also significant in this study. Furthermore, “Subject Norm” and “Attitude toward knowledge sharing” affects individuals’ intentions to share knowledge.
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