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2015

Understanding "disengagement from knowledge sharing": engagement theory versus adaptive cost theoryDianne P. Ford, Susan E. Myrden, Tim D. Jones. jkm, 19(3):476-496, 2015. [doi]

Introduction to the Social and Ethical Challenges Accompanying Digital and Social Media MinitrackRobert M. Mason, Dianne P. Ford. hicss 2015: 1733 [doi]

2013

Knowledge Management and Social Media: The Challenges and BenefitsDianne P. Ford, Robert M. Mason. jocec, 23(1-2):1-6, 2013. [doi]

A Multilevel Perspective of Tensions Between Knowledge Management and Social MediaDianne P. Ford, Robert M. Mason. jocec, 23(1-2):7-33, 2013. [doi]

Introduction to Knowledge Management in an Era of New Social Media: Risks and Opportunities MinitrackRobert M. Mason, Dianne P. Ford. hicss 2013: 3603 [doi]

2010

Are full and partial knowledge sharing the same?Dianne P. Ford, D. Sandy Staples. jkm, 14(3):394-409, 2010. [doi]

2009

Full and Partial Knowledge Sharing on Intra-Organizational Broadcast MediaDianne P. Ford, D. Sandy Staples. amcis 2009: 284 [doi]

2005

Perceived Value of Knowledge: Shall I Give You My Gem, My Coal?Dianne P. Ford, D. Sandy Staples. hicss 2005: [doi]

2003

Information systems research and Hofstede's culture's consequences: an uneasy and incomplete partnershipDianne P. Ford, Catherine E. Connelly, Darren B. Meister. tem, 50(1):8-25, 2003. [doi]

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