Tidd and his colleagues (2001)identified three key determinants of successful collaborative learning.Which of the following is NOT one of those?
A)Organizations must have an intent to learn and see the collaboration as a mutual opportunity to learn from one another,rather than an opportunity to steal ideas.
B)All parties involved must ensure transparency and openness in the flow of knowledge between members,if members are distrustful and closed,learning cannot take place.
C)All parties must ensure no member of the collaboration uses the knowledge learned to benefit their own organization.All learning must only occur within,and for,the collaboration.
D)All parties must have the capacity to learn,and adapt that learning into its parent organization,otherwise there is little point in pursuing the collaboration.

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Tidd and colleagues emphasize the importance of mutual learning and knowledge sharing in collaborations, but they do not suggest that all learning must solely benefit the collaboration without allowing organizations to individually benefit. This makes option C incorrect as it contradicts the principle of collaborative learning aimed at mutual and individual organizational growth.

Tidd and His Colleagues (2001)identified Three Key Determinants of Successful