The cognitive perspective states that a cognitive system, no matter if it’s human or artificial, creates representations (models) of the reality, and process of learning appears when this representations are somehow manipulated (used in different inferences). A cognitive epistemology sees organizational knowledge as a system with self-organization characteristics, where people are transparent to the information coming from the exterior. The information it is not just taken from the exterior environment, it can be generated also internally. The familiarity and practice are leading to learning. The employees form nodes of an organizations system, with relative weak links – knowledge represents an emergent phenomenon which comes from the social interaction of these personsThe von Krogh and Roos Model cont.. The cognitive perspective states that a cognitive system, no matter if it’s human or artificial, creates representations (models) of the reality, and process of learning appears when this representations are somehow manipulated (used in different inferences). A cognitive epistemology sees organizational knowledge as a system with self-organization characteristics, where people are transparent to the information coming from the exterior. The information it is not just taken from the exterior environment, it can be generated also internally. The familiarity and practice are leading to learning. The employees form nodes of an organizations system, with relative weak links – knowledge represents an emergent phenomenon which comes from the social interaction of these persons