Journal of Knowledge Management: Volume 13 Issue 2

Investigating KM antecedents: KM in the criminal justice system

M. Nordin, David J. Pauleen, G.E. Gorman

The specific aim of this paper is to explore the multi‐disciplinary academic antecedents of KM in order to better understand KM. By doing so, it is suggested that KM can be more…

Knowledge and information sharing in a closed information environment

Choo Hong Telvin Goh, Val Hooper

The objectives of this research are to ascertain the current status of, and barriers to, knowledge and information sharing; to elicit suggestions for improvement; and to determine…

Knowledge elicitation in reliability management in the airline industry

Erin Kwong, W.B. Lee

The purpose of this paper is to identify the appropriate method, demonstrating with a prototype model, of how knowledge in reliability management can be elicited from individuals…

Chinese cultural influences on knowledge management practice

Jin Tong, Amit Mitra

The purpose of this study is to explore national cultural influences on knowledge management (KM) practices within Chinese manufacturing enterprises.

Knowledge‐based anti‐money laundering: a software agent bank application

Shijia Gao, Dongming Xu, Huaiqing Wang, Peter Green

Criminal elements in today's technology‐driven society are using every means available at their disposal to launder the proceeds from their illegal activities. While many…

Knowledge management and knowledge creation in academia: a study based on surveys in a Japanese research university

Jing Tian, Yoshiteru Nakamori, Andrzej P. Wierzbicki

This study aims to pose one major research question, i.e. why and how to use knowledge management methods in order to enhance knowledge creation in academia – at universities and…

Using a KM framework to evaluate an ERP system implementation

Eric W.L. Chan, Derek H.T. Walker, Anthony Mills

Competitive advantage can be gained in several ways including gaining a knowledge advantage (K‐Adv). This paper sets out to report on the first stage of broad study to assess the…

The processes of knowledge management in professional services firms in the construction industry: a critical assessment of both theory and practice

Patrick S.W. Fong, Sonia K.Y. Choi

Quantity surveying firms are characterized by their professional identity and knowledge‐driven nature; knowledge is crucial to their success in the competitive and dynamic…

An insight into knowledge management practices at Bangkok University

Aurilla Aurelie Bechina Arntzen, Lugkana Worasinchai, Vincent M. Ribière

This paper aims to present how Bangkok University (BU) embarked on its knowledge management journey by examining how knowledge management processes could contribute to improve the…

Foreword

Eric Tsui