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Contribuições da carona solidária no processo de compartilhamento do conhecimento

2016; Serviço Nacional de Aprendizagem Comercial; Linguagem: Inglês

10.22279/navus.2016.v6n3.p40-55.376

2237-4558

Paula Kaneoya Arasaki, Caroline Santos de Cisne,

Sharing Economy and Platforms

Currently, more than 85 million cars in Brazil impact mobility in various cities of the country. In addition, issues related to the environment are of increasing interest of society, stimulating initiatives such as solidarity rides (carpooling). In order to contribute to improving the mobility of cities and reduce impacts on the environment, several companies have joined the movement. However, one can formulate a research question that eventually could clarify this statement, which can be characterized as a trend in smarter cities: "Does carpooling consist only of vehicle sharing? Or is it something more than that? " From this research question, the study aimed to verify the impact of carpooling for organizations that promote it, using as reference the case study of an intensive organization in knowledge. As methodological procedure, questionnaires and semi-structures interviews were applied. As a result, it was found that carpooling helps to build relationships among employees, facilitating knowledge sharing, developing collaborative profiles, and it also helps improve the organizational environment which, in turn, affects the retention of talent in organizations.