Bridging Epistemologies Framework

What is the Bridging Epistemologies Framework? Well this is a framework that's

used to demonstrate how distinct types of knowledge and there are four types of

knowledge identified both tacit and explicit at the individual level and at

the organizational level. Well how these types of knowledge are bridged together

in the process of actually knowing. So it separates the concept of knowledge and

and knowing. The act of knowing is an ongoing process. It's something that's not simply possessed

It is something that's demonstrated. It's characterized as a generative dance that

separates the elements of epistemology of possession versus epistemology of action. Epistemology of possession are simply the units of knowledge, the things that we learn, the

information that we retain, the processes that we record, the action of knowing is somehow

integrating that into some useful form such that it is applied to the context or scenario

So knowing is an aspect of our interaction with the social and the physical world

and it's an interplay of knowledge and knowing that generates new knowledge and new ways of

knowing things and new ways of thinking. So by introducing these concepts of knowledge and

knowing and the difference between the two through these epistemologies of possession and action

this concept or framework can be applied in the concept of knowledge application and knowledge

generation in terms of, say, innovation of new products or new ideas or things like that

through the active knowing and application to given context and scenarios. So this is the Bridging Epistemologies Framework