Know how: Managing knowledge for competetive advantage

ISBN-10: 0387258191, 402 pages, Publisher: Springer in 2005. Knowledge Management and Management Learning: Extending the Horizons of Knowledge -Based Management examines a range of topical considerations in the field by utilizing dynamic and non-linear systems behavior or the complexity paradigm. From this examination have come a number of new and promising relevant extensions to knowledge management and its practice. Many of the topics have bee...

Основы управления знаниями. John Wiley & Sons, Inc. , 2003, 255 pages. Essentials of Knowledge Management is a practical survey of the field of Knowledge Management (KM)—a business optimization strategy that identifies, selects, organizes, distills, and packages information essential to the business of the company in a way that improves employee performance and corporate competitiveness. The preservation and packaging of corporate knowledge...

288 pages, Publisher: Palgrave Macmillan in 2005; ISBN-10: 1–4039–4510–1. Having passed though the first wave of knowledge management in organizations, we must now look how best to improve current practices. Current practices need to be improved due to discoveries of best practices of knowledge management and due to the changes in the competitive environment that call for re-alignment. Engaged Knowledge Management seeks to provide answers about...

ISBN-13 978-981-256-890-8 - Isbn-10 981-256-890-5 Originally published in Japan by Kindai Bungeisha, 2003. - 138. The decrease in the shelf life of knowledge, combined with the rapid developments in It technologies, necessitates that products and services meet the customers’ demands exactly. At the same time, these two phenomena are nullifying the value of knowledge as stock. Companies will have to carefully select the knowledge necessary to del...

ISBN 0-8493-1024-5 2001 by CRC Press LLC., 150p. I believe this is the first book that addresses exclusively the possible synergies between the disciplines of knowledge engineering and knowledge management. Knowledge management teaches us to learn from others and to share with and nurture others and not to reinvent the wheel. Unfortunately, the knowledge management community is in a paradoxical state in that we are not learning from other discip...

ISBN 978-1-60566-710-2 (ebook) IGI Global, 2011. - 350p. Organizations use KM (Knowledge Management), because it makes sense. KM, when done successfully, has an impact on the organization and its members. How do organizations define and measure success or its impact on the organization? Also, while knowing that KM improves an organization may be enough to encourage organizations to pursue a KM initiative, many organizations still need to quantit...

Dale Neef, G. Anthony Siesfeld, Jacquelyn Cefola The Effect of Knowledge on National Economies A Tool Kit for Businesses in the Knowledge-Based Economy The Measurement of Knowledge

Frederick Noronha and Jeremy Malcolm. Access to Knowledge: A Guide for Everyone. Consumers International, 2010. - 141 p. - ISBN: 9780956611741 access to Knowledge is the umbrella term for a movement that aims to create more equitable public access to the products of human culture and learning. The ultimate objective of the movement is to create a world in which educational and cultural works are accessible to all, and in which consumers and crea...

Представлена теория и практика управления знаниями Real-Life Knowledge Management: Lessons from the Field is about the art and practice of knowledge management in real life settings. Knowledge is both created and shared within a context. Based on the hands-on experiences of the authors' where the knowledge was created and valuable lessons learned, this book provides the context for the sharing of this knowledge through a set of case studies spann...

Expert Systems With Applications, Vol. 13, No. I, pp. 1-14, 1997 Abstract Knowledge management came for some as the proverbial bolt from the blue. This paper traces the history of knowledge management from its modest beginnings in the early~mid eighties to its current status, it shows that knowledge management is, to a certain extent, the logical next step in a sequence of societal developments that has already been going on for a very long time...