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| PART I Abstracts of Keynote Addresses |
Abstracts of Keynote Addresses
ROB CROSS, JOSEF HOFER-ALFEIS, DAVE SNOWDEN and DAVID WEINBERGER | 3 |
| PART II Communities and Collaboration |
EFFECTS OF COMPANY SIZE AND WORKER’S EXPERIENCE ON KNOWLEDGE DELIVERY FACTORS VIS-À-VIS SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT EFFICIENCY
SAMUEL A. AJILA and ZHENG SUN | 9 |
DEVELOPING KNOWLEDGE IN “NETWORKS OF PRACTICE”
PIERPAOLO ANDRIANI, GARY ATKINSON, ALISTAIR BOWDEN and RICHARD HALL | 21 |
DEMONSTRATING THE EFFECTIVENESS AND EFFICIENCY OF KNOWLEDGE HALLWAYS WITHIN PRICEWATERHOUSECOOPERS
GERARD BREDENOORD | 32 |
DYNAMICS IN TECHNOLOGY-ENHANCED TEAMS: TRANSACTIVE MEMORY IN TRUST NETWORKS
KLARISSA TING-TING CHANG | 44 |
APPLYING SENSE-MAKING METHODOLOGY TO ESTABLISH COMMUNITIES OF PRACTICE: EXAMPLES FROM THE BRITISH COUNCIL
BONNIE CHEUK | 55 |
SOCIAL NETWORK ANALYSIS IN CONTEXT: FROM A RESEARCH METHODOLOGY TO A BUSINESS TOOL
KIMIZ DALKIR and MICHELE ANN JENKINS | 66 |
COLLABORATIVE FACTORS AFFECTING KM PROCESSES
MIGUEL ANGEL MORALES ARROYO and YUN-KE CHANG | 76 |
COLLABORATIVE LEARNING BEHAVIOUR IN SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT TEAMS
SOURAV MUKHERJI and ABHOY K. OJHA | 87 |
CULTIVATING A COMMUNITY OF PRACTICE IN A SMALL RESEARCH ORGANIZATION
SAMO PAVLIN | 97 |
THE ROLE OF MEDIATORS IN CREATING STRATEGIC KNOWLEDGE COMMUNITES (SKC) AND PROMOTING COOPERATION BETWEEN SCIENTIFC AND LOCAL COMMUNITIES: A CASE STUDY FROM THAILAND
NUTA SUPAKATA and PIERRE FAYARD | 108 |
TRUST, COHESION, AND IDENTIFICATION AS DRIVERS OF COP PERFORMANCE: THE MODERATING EFFECT OF KNOWLEDGE TYPE
KATJA ZBORALSKI and HANS GEORG GEMÜNDEN | 115 |
| PART III Knowledge Sharing |
KNOWLEDGE SHARING IN RESPONSE TO A SUPPORTIVE WORK ENVIRONMENT: EVIDENCE FROM AN AUSTRALIAN ENGINEERING FIRM
PRASHANT BORDIA, BERND E. IRMER, MARY-ANN GARDEN, KATE PHAIR and DAVID ABUSAH | 129 |
INTRAORGANIZATIONAL KNOWLEDGE SHARING IN KNOWLEDGE INTENSIVE FIRMS
AKSHEY GUPTA and SNEJINA MICHAILOVA | 140 |
PREDICTING KNOWLEDGE SHARING ON KNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS
SCOTT KREBS and PRASHANT BORDIA | 152 |
KNOWLEDGE INTEGRATION PROBLEMS AND THEIR EFFECT ON TEAM PERFORMANCE
BRIGITTE STEINHEIDER and NATALJA MENOLD | 163 |
KNOWLEDGE SHARING THROUGH SOCIAL NETWORKS IN PROJECT-BASED ORGANIZATIONS
WANG JIANGDIAN and YIM-TEO TIEN HUA | 174 |
| PART IV Culture as Context |
TACIT KNOWLEDGE AND CULTURE
PETER BUSCH and DEBBIE RICHARDS | 187 |
ORGANIZATIONAL ATMOSPHERE FOR NURTURING SOCIAL AND INTELLECTUAL CAPITAL: A CASE STUDY OF AN IT SERVICES VENDOR
N. DAYASINDHU and KRISHNAN NARAYANAN | 199 |
THE COMMUNICATION AUDIT: TRIED AND TRUE, BUT NOW LET’S USE IT FOR SOMETHING NEW – EXAMINING ORGANISATIONAL KNOWLEDGE SHARING
CELINA PASCOE and ELIZABETH MORE | 210 |
MISSING FUNDAMENTAL ILLUSION: A NEW THEORY BASED ON JAPANESE KNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENT
MARÍA SARABIA, JUAN CORRO and JOSÉ M. SARABIA | 222 |
ORGANIZATIONAL CULTURE, SOCIAL EMBEDDEDNESS AND KNOWLEDGE LOSS: A CASE STUDY OF CHINA CENTRAL TELEVISION (CCTV)
LINGJIE WANG | 233 |
| PART V Knowledge Management Strategies |
MECHANISMS FOR INTEGRATING DISTRIBUTED KNOWLEDGE
WAI FONG BOH | 247 |
THE SOURCES OF A FIRM’S COMPETITIVE ADVANTAGE ACCORDING TO THE KNOWLEDGE-BASED SCHOOL: THE CASE OF SLOVENIAN FIRMS
TOMAŽ ČATER | 259 |
A FRAMEWORK FOR KNOWLEDGE REUSE SUCCESS
D.C.Y. LIM, A. KANKANHALLI and K.S. RAMAN | 270 |
THE DEVELOPMENT OF KM COMPETENCIES IN LIS PROGRAMS: AN ANALYSIS
SAJJAD UR REHMAN and ABDUS SATTAR CHAUDHRY | 281 |
STRATEGIC APPROACHES TO KM: AN EMPIRICAL STUDY CONDUCTED IN THE US GOVERNMENT AND NONPROFIT SECTORS
VINCENT RIBIÈRE and JUAN A. ROMÁN | 292 |
| PART VI Knowledge Creation |
PATENT INTELLIGENCE AND ITS IMPLICATIONS FOR PATENT PRODUCTIVITY
NILANJANA BHADURI NEE CHAKRABORTY and MARY MATHEW | 305 |
INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS AND THE DEBATE ON RENT SEEKING AND ALLOCATION OF KNOWLEDGE RESOURCES
BRUNO DE VUYST and ALEA M. FAIRCHILD | 316 |
| PART VII Knowledge Discovery |
KNOWLEDGE SHARING OVER P2P KNOWLEDGE NETWORKS: A PEER ONTOLOGY AND SEMANTIC OVERLAY DRIVEN APPROACH
SYED SIBTE RAZA ABIDI and XIAOLIN PANG | 329 |
ASSESSING THE MICROECONOMIC FACET OF ASSOCIATION RULES VIA AN EFFICIENT WEIGHTING SCHEME
IOANNIS N. KOURIS, CHRISTOS H. MAKRIS and ATHANASIOS K. TSAKALIDIS | 340 |
A STUDY OF THE “MULTI-AGENT BASED USER ACCESS AND CORRELATED PATTERN IN OPTIMAL CONTENT ALLOCATION METHOD FOR FEDERATED VIDEO DIGITAL LIBRARIES”
R. PONNUSAMY and T.V. GOPAL | 350 |
INTELLIGENT CONTENT DISCOVERY WITHIN E-LEARNING WEB SERVICES
GOTTFRIED VOSSEN and PETER WESTERKAMP | 365 |
| PART VIII Abstracts of Poster Presentations |
Abstracts of Poster Presentations
RUSLI ABDULLAH, JAFLAH ALAMMARY, QURBAN ALI, SATTAR BAWANY, KRISDA BISALYAPUTRA, WAI FONG BOH, PETER BUSCH, PETER BUSCH, DANIEL K.S. CHANG, CHIH-KAI CHEN, CHIAM CHING LEEN, JANET CURRAN, PATRICK S.W. FONG, MELIHA HANDZIC, QUAMRUL HASAN, GIANPAOLO IAZZOLINO, GEORGE SURYA KENCANA, VIJAY KUMAR, KEVIN J. LEONARD, RUEL V. MANINGAS, M. CRISTINA MARTINEZ-FERNANDEZ, LAILA MAROUF, SOURAV MUKHERJI, JOTHIMANI K. MUNIANDY, D. NAGAJYOTHI, K. PADMINI, HATIM SALEH, AVNEET SAXENA, ASIF ALI SYED, EILEEN TRAUTH, MEGAN VAZEY, SURENDRA KUMAR VYAS, S. WADHWA, EADE WANG, P. SUBRAHMANYA YADAPADITHAYA, L. J. YAO and XIAO YOU | 379 |
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