Abstract
The present study was aimed to investigate the effect of implicit knowledge sharing between sales and marketing on the marketing performance improvement. This study has been done in Mobarake Steel Company in Isfahan. For this purpose, a main hypothesis and two secondary hypotheses have been developed and tested. This study is a practical research from purpose view and is a co relational-survey one from research methodology perspective. The statistical population of this study includes sales and marketing managers and professionals in Mobarake Steel Company. The population consists of 80 members. The consensus has been used for collecting the research data rather than sampling, as the population is limit. For this purpose, a self-administrated questionnaire with 46 items has been used. The validity of this questionnaire was acknowledged by supervisor and advisor professors and management experts. Also, the reliability of this questionnaire was supported by Cronbach's Alpha of 98%. Study questionnaire includes demographic questions and main questions for testing hypotheses. From 80 distributed questionnaires 72were back (return rate= 82/5%). In addition, collected data were analyzed by statistical tests using AMOS and SPSS software in two levels including descriptive tests: frequency, percent cumulative percentage, mean and standard deviation and perceptive
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