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Synergizing the learning organization and knowledge management

Loermans, Jozef - In: Journal of Knowledge Management 6 (2002) 3, pp. 285-294

Many writers on management during the 1990s have stated that we have neither a good understanding of the process of organizational learning nor a good grasp of the concept of knowledge management. In his 1990 book The Fifth Discipline , Peter Senge quoted others in asserting that “The most...

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A tale of two knowledge‐sharing systems

Robertson, Scott - In: Journal of Knowledge Management 6 (2002) 3, pp. 295-308

Two knowledge‐sharing systems were deployed on the same platform within the same organization. One was more successful than the other. Interviews with users showed several factors related to work flow, collaboration practices, and the nature of the documents being shared that affected success....

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An empirical analysis of knowledge management applications

Moffett, Sandra; McAdam, Rodney; Parkinson, Stephen - In: Journal of Knowledge Management 7 (2003) 3, pp. 6-26

The aim of this paper is to improve the understanding and inter‐relationship of both the people and technical aspects of knowledge management. Studies in knowledge management indicate that there can be an over‐emphasis on technology to the exclusion of adequate people/quality planning, or,...

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Supply chain perspectives to knowledge management: research propositions

Desouza, Kevin C.; Chattaraj, Ayan; Kraft, George - In: Journal of Knowledge Management 7 (2003) 3, pp. 129-138

The purpose of the paper is to suggest a novel approach that groups the theories of systems, information and bounded … functions in the perspective of systems theory. Based on this framework the paper then makes use of information theory to …

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Reviewing the knowledge management literature: towards a taxonomy

Kakabadse, Nada K.; Kakabadse, Andrew; Kouzmin, Alexander - In: Journal of Knowledge Management 7 (2003) 4, pp. 75-91

Academic and practitioner interpretations of knowledge management are captured through a comprehensive taxonomy of knowledge models. How knowledge is absorbed raises the question as to whether focus should be placed on knowledge transfer or knowledge management. It is concluded that the...

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Knowledge sharing and exchange of information within bank and firm networks: the role of the intangibles on the access to credit

Rosaria Della Peruta, Maria; Campanella, Francesco; Del … - In: Journal of Knowledge Management 18 (2014) 5, pp. 1036-1051

intensity of the credit relationship and by the level of information exchange with the credit system. Research limitations … information exchange with the credit system has the greatest influence on the dependent variables analyzed. Originality … access to credit after gathering all the information about firms asking for funds. …

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An exploratory conceptualization of consumer design perception for digital devices

Mishra, Abhishek - In: Journal of Indian Business Research 8 (2016) 2, pp. 143-163

dimensions of consumer design perception: visual, functional, kinesthetic, interface and information. Following the second phase … interface design and five for information design. Research limitations/implications Though through multiple qualitative studies …

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Is intellectual capital performance and disclosure practices related?

Mitchell Williams, S. - In: Journal of Intellectual Capital 2 (2001) 3, pp. 192-203

Breaks with the prior literature on intellectual capital disclosure practices in two major ways. First, provides a longitudinal examination of intellectual capital disclosure practices in the annual reports of 31 FTSE 100 listed companies from 1996‐2000. Second, investigates the relationship...

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Salience of knowledge in a strategic theory of the firm

SubbaNarasimha, P.N. - In: Journal of Intellectual Capital 2 (2001) 3, pp. 215-224

Sustained competitive advantage has become problematic because of turbulent environments. Thus, a strategist’s theory of the firm ought to focus on a theory of sustained competitive advantage. Clarifies the concept of turbulent environment faced by modern organizations. Argues that knowledge...

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Leveraging intellectual capital at APiON

Peppard, Joe; Rylander, Anna - In: Journal of Intellectual Capital 2 (2001) 3, pp. 225-235

Uses the case of telecommunications software company APiON to illustrate how the company developed and implemented a growth strategy that allowed them to realize a dramatic increase in shareholder value through proactively focusing on managing their intellectual capital (IC) resources. While...

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