MA 12 Knowledge Management and Competitive Advantage: A Study of Remou Oil Nigeria Limited

Knowledge Management and Competitive Advantage: A Study of Remou Oil Nigeria Limited

OPUSUNJU Michael Isaac
AKYÜZ Murat, PhD
SANTELI Jiya, Ndalo, PhD

Abstract
The study examines the relationship between knowledge management and competitive
advantage in Remou Oil Nigeria Limited. The study sought out how knowledge management
(technocratic, economic, social, explicit, tacit and behavior) enhances competitive advantage
in Remou Oil Nigeria Limited in terms of cost advantage, differentiation advantage and
economic value of the product. A Point in time data was collected from primary source
covering a period of 16 months from January 2016 to April, 2017. The population of this study
was 50 staff of Remou Oil Nigeria Limited. The population was used as a sample size. Ordinary
least Square method of multiple regressions with a statistical package of e-view and SPSS were
adopted and findings reveal that relationship between knowledge management and competitive
advantage in Remou Oil Nigeria Limited is statistical significant. These indicate that
knowledge management (technocratic, economic, social, explicit, tacit and behavior) are
significantly contributing to competitive advantage in Remou Oil Nigeria Limited in terms of
cost advantage, differentiation advantage and economic value of the product. The study
therefore recommends that Remou Oil Nigeria Limited should maintain their knowledge
management skills since it statistical significant in achieving competitive advantage over
competitors in terms of cost advantage, differentiation advantage and economic value of the
product.

Keywords: Knowledge Management, Competitive advantage, cost advantage and
Differentiation Advantage

Akyuz, M., Opusunju, M. I., & Santeli, J. N. (2019). Knowledge Management and Competetive Advantage: A Study of Remou Oil Nigeria. International Journal of Social Sciences (IJSS), 3(16), 164-185. Retrieved from www.sobider.net

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