Our model describes different ‘processes of sharing knowledge on behalf of organizational learning’ and is derived from the model of organizational learning, developed by Huysman & de Wit (2000, p. 24). Several concepts in this model are derived from the Sociology of Knowledge (Berger & Luckmann, 1966). Berger & Luckman (1966) were among the first scientists who described the creation of knowledge as a social process. They elaborated important insights into the development of the social construction of knowledge. Berger & Luckmans ideas are designed to analyze and understand knowledge sharing as a social process. Huysman & De Wit (2000) related this idea of institutionalization to the process of knowledge sharing within an organization. We more or less modified this model of organizational learning by adding sub-processes of knowledge sharing, inspired by ideas of Nonaka & Takeuchi (1995).