In the final form of Multilayered Incremental Conversion,
the conversion is from an already active state to
greater activity knowledge that would exponentially
increase the advantages accruing to the organization,
following the introduction of a new platform of knowledge
creation. Management innovations like benchmarking,
TQM, and re-engineering fall in this category
of knowledge development and utilization.
At this level of information processing, the organization
and the participants continue to invest cognitive/intellectual
and technological resources so as to always place
the company ahead of others in terms of competitive
advantage, greater growth, and expansion.
In this multilayered knowledge development processes,
the knowledge gap is considered from different angles
so that an exhaustive theorem or its alternatives are
brought forward that can confront all the possibilities
of strategy formulation. The characteristic feature of this
conversion is that there is a real breakthrough in the field
of knowledge, a real innovation so far unknown to the
organization. The network of relations existing in the
arrangement of variables can become the base of knowledge
development and the new path of relations identified would break all the barriers of the previous state.
The real knowledge development in organizations can
be generally attributed to technological variables, human
variables of quality minds, productive interpersonal
relations, and a conducive work environment that accentuates
innovation. Finally, knowledge conversion can
sometimes be accidentally brought about or patiently
worked through across years of effort and experiments