José Fernando López Quintero

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Published: 1993
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2016
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José Fernando López Quintero, Victor Hugo Medina García, Cristina Pelayo García:
Knowledge Management Metamodel from Social Analysis of Lessons Learnt Registered in the Cloud. LTEC@KMO 2016: 219-232
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Victor Hugo Medina García, Germán Andrés Méndez-Giraldo, José Fernando López Quintero:
Model Accreditation for Learning in Engineering Based on Knowledge Management and Software Engineering. WorldCIST (1) 2016: 79-88
2015
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Luis Leonardo Rodríguez Bernal, Victor Hugo Medina García, José Fernando López Quintero:
Knowledge Management and Intellectual Capital in a University Context. KMO 2015: 741-753
2014
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Victor Hugo Medina García, José Fernando López Quintero, Sandra Milena Bonilla Cely:
Knowledge transfer to manage human talent processes at MSMEs through simulated enterprises. MindTrek 2014: 152-156

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