Examining Knowledge Generation Challenges: Emphasis on Interorganizational Scientific Communication and its Importance in IRI Police with an Emphasis on Inter-organizational Scientific Communication & Its Importance in IRI Police

Knowledge generation, in the current era, has a communicative nature, which is considered as organizations’ competitive advantage. Volume of galloping social changes has made organizations face with various challenges. Therefore, identifying challenges ahead of timely reforms, proportionate with the changes to comply with today’s turbulent and complex circumstances are considering the requirement for the survival of specialized organizations. The present paper mainly aims at identifying major challenges of knowledge generation in Iran while emphasizing a scientific communications, especially inter-organizational scientific relation and its importance in IRI Police (IRIP). The present paper is of review type, based on documentary and library methods while relying on analytical, deductive and inductive approaches and secondary data. The most important challenges ahead of knowledge generation are: lack of sufficient scientific relations and interaction in different levels, cultural impediments, weakness of culture of scientific society, lack of required and optimized relations between staff and command, knowledge hierarchy and its division, etc. It seems that knowledge generation challenges in on a big scale in the society, affects IRIP as one of specialized and complicated organizations in the middle level. Therefore, it is essential for IRIP to take rational measures to respond to the challenges properly. In the meantime, strengthening communicative infrastructures and developmental communication, and expansion of mutual communication inside and outside organizations, especially facilitating IRIP scientific relations with other organizations and scientific and collegiate centers to generate and develop policing science, and its application for organizational elevation and constant improvement of police’s performance and services, and maintaining fair social order and dynamism should be followed by IRIP.