Journal of Knowledge Management: Volume 1 Issue 2

Integrating Learning and Knowledge Infrastructure

Terry Finerty

The establishment of a learning culture supported by powerful knowledge systems can transform the rate and quality of learning. Those factors key to the learning culture not only…

Aqua Universitas

Peter Matthews

Aqua Universitas, the unique Anglian Water learning organization, is based on the federal concept which encourages a number of learning initiatives to co‐exist within a common…

Knowledge Management: Linking People to Knowledge for Bottom Line Results

Steve Offsey

Executives in large organizations know that they must develop better techniques to manage their greatest asset: knowledge. Organizations currently create and maintain knowledge in…

Redefining Knowledge Management to Deliver Competitive Advantage

Victor Newman

Knowledge as a concept requires definition or reinvention in terms of delivering New Market Values of expectations. The ability to create knowledge about the future and learning…

Towards a Research Agenda for Knowledge Policies and Management

P. Conceição, D. Gibson, M.V. Heitor, S. Shariq

The need to advance in the understanding of the processes associated with knowledge creation and diffusion is becoming critical for policy‐making and for management. This…

Re‐assessing the Enabling Role of Information Technology in KM

Bipin Junnarkar, Carol V. Brown

This paper examines the role of information technology as an enabler of Knowledge Management. It begins with the premise that Knowledge Management requires an under‐standing of…

Capitalizing Collective Knowledge for Winning, Execution and Teamwork

Kuan‐Tsae Huang

Since 1994, the IBM Consulting Group has employed Intellectual Capital Management (ICM) as part of the company’s re‐engineering project. The idea of ICM has been to…

Accounting for the Value Generated from Innovation

Keith Rapley

Successful Knowledge Management programmes can demonstrate clearly defined links to the value proposition ‐ its bottom line being a contribution to business benefits. This is…