Much of the Knowledge Management (KM) literature assumes that all relevantknowledge can be represented as information and 'managed'. But the meaning of informationis always context-specific and open to subsequent reinierpretation. Moving over time or betweencontexts affords scope for new...

As a result of changing conditions of funding, emanating in a sense of crisisabout viability and the need to find new sources of revenue, many universities inAustralia and elsewhere are moving into new areas of application in novel partnershipswith corporate organizations, to deliver 'work-based...

Trust, rather than being simply a resource for establishing collaborative relationships between organizations,is an essential component of their constitution. At base, trust involves interpersonal relations of a specifictype. These are relations where there is sufficient probability that a...