No consensus yet exists about the definition of knowledge. Quinn et al. (1996) suggested that knowledge is professional intellect. According to Marakas (1999), knowledge is a “meaning” made by the mind – without meaning, knowledge is inert, static, and disorganized information. Nonaka (1991) defines knowledge as justified belief, where beliefs are used to justify self-interests. In addition, knowledge can be both explicit and tacit, with tacit knowledge being difficult to codify and transmit. The author proposed four basic modes for creating knowledge in