AUSÊNCIA OU SOBRECARGA DE INFORMAÇÃO: EIS A QUESTÃO!
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https://doi.org/10.24883/IberoamericanIC.v9i3.332Keywords:
administração da informação, sobrecarga de informação, ausência de informação, inteligência competitivaAbstract
Denominado de revisão bibliográfica, este estudo de características qualitativas, objetiva buscar explicações para a ausência e sobrecarga de informações que pode prejudicar a gestão da companhia.Para tanto, foram consideradas para análise as publicações específicas disponibilizadas em base de dados especializados ocorridas no período de 1963 a 2016. Como resultado, o estudo mostra que aempresa deve lançar mão da inteligência competitiva enquanto modo de pensar e agir, com a intenção de desenvolver tanto interna quanto externamente a capacidade dos indivíduos para tratar a informação e praticar uma seleção que atenda àssuas conveniências.
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