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Aligning strategies and processes in knowledge management: a framework

Bosua, Rachelle; Venkitachalam, Krishna - In: Journal of Knowledge Management 17 (2013) 3, pp. 331-346

Purpose – Knowledge management (KM) has become a key driver of organisational performance. The existing literature suggests that many organisations fail in their attempts to align their KM strategies with knowledge processes within their organisation. Based on the management literature on...

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Study on enterprise knowledge sharing in ESN perspective: a Chinese case study

Zhao, Rong‐ying; Chen, Bi‐kun - In: Journal of Knowledge Management 17 (2013) 3, pp. 416-434

or key managers in organizations, can diagnose quantitatively, visually and comprehensively the knowledge‐sharing status …

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The senses and memory of a firm – implications of autopoiesis theory for knowledge management

Maula, Marjatta - In: Journal of Knowledge Management 4 (2000) 2, pp. 157-161

Firms can be regarded as autopoietic systems that continuously reproduce themselves. This paper regards the firm itself as an autopoietic entity. This approach helps identify: the “sensory function” (“interactive openness”) that enables the continual co‐evolution with the environment;...

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The transformation and search of semi‐structured knowledge in organizations

Huang, Chun‐Che; Kuo, Chia‐Ming - In: Journal of Knowledge Management 7 (2003) 4, pp. 106-123

Knowledge is perceived as very important asset for organizations and knowledge management is critical for organization … of knowledge re‐use in organizations. In this article, an approach based on the Zachman’s Framework to externalize …‐structured knowledge (SSK) documents based on user demands. The SSK approach shows great promise for organizations to acquire, store …

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Formative knowledge: from knowledge dichotomy to knowledge geography – knowledge management transformed by the ubiquitous information society

Takahashi, Takuma; Vandenbrink, Donna - In: Journal of Knowledge Management 8 (2004) 1, pp. 64-76

The ubiquitous information society gave birth to quasi‐explicit, or formative, knowledge. Formative knowledge is like explicit knowledge in that it can be copied, but unlike explicit knowledge because it is not fixed. Some manufacturers are beginning to adopt approaches to knowledge management...

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Understanding organizational capabilities: towards a conceptual framework

Spanos, Yiannis E.; Prastacos, Gregory - In: Journal of Knowledge Management 8 (2004) 3, pp. 31-43

Despite the theoretical and managerial importance of the notion of organizational capabilities, it is still not entirely clear what capabilities are and how they are created. With this aim, building on the extant literature, we propose a conceptual framework that accounts for both the...

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The architecture and design of the knowledge organization

Augier, Mie; Knudsen, Thorbjørn - In: Journal of Knowledge Management 8 (2004) 4, pp. 6-20

article omits a treatment of the technical details of the proposed modeling framework. A useful way of designing organizations … that make less error is outlined. This paper advances a new way of thinking about knowledge organizations that may be …

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Critical issues in research on real‐time knowledge management in enterprises

El Sawy, Omar A.; Majchrzak, Ann - In: Journal of Knowledge Management 8 (2004) 4, pp. 21-37

This paper aims to identify and articulate critical research issues in the emerging area of real‐time knowledge management (RT‐KM) in enterprises, in order to stimulate other researchers to further pursue them. The paper creates a framework around which it identifies and examines research...

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Technology challenges for the global real‐time enterprise

Vogels, Werner - In: Journal of Knowledge Management 8 (2004) 4, pp. 100-104

This paper reviews the real‐time enterprise from a technology point of view, with a strong focus on the challenges of building globally scalable technology. We analyze the different aspects of the real‐time enterprise and the link between the real‐time functionality and event driven...

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Knowledge repositories in knowledge cities: institutions, conventions and knowledge subnetworks

Cheng, Philip; Ju Choi, Chong; Chen, Stephen; Ibrahim … - In: Journal of Knowledge Management 8 (2004) 5, pp. 96-106

Suggests another dimension of research in, and application of, knowledge management. This theoretical paper adopts a conceptual, multi‐disciplinary approach. First, knowledge can be stored and transmitted via institutions. Second, knowledge “subnetworks” or smaller groupings within larger...

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