Journal: J. Knowledge Management

Volume 3, Issue 4

243 -- 251Syed Shariq. How does knowledge transform as it is transferred? Speculations on the possibility of a cognitive theory of knowledgescapes
252 -- 261Mie Augier, Morten Thanning Vendelø. Networks, cognition and management of tacit knowledge
262 -- 275Jacky Swan, Sue Newell, Harry Scarbrough, Donald Hislop. Knowledge management and innovation: networks and networking
276 -- 287David Willer, Lisa Rutström, Linda B. Karr, Mamadi Corra, Dudley Girard. A Web-lab to enhance social science infrastructure: experiments, simulations and archiving
288 -- 295Melissa M. Appleyard, Gretchen A. Kalsow. Knowledge diffusion in the semiconductor industry
296 -- 303Elsie L. Echeverri-Carroll. Knowledge flows in innovation networks: a comparative analysis of Japanese and US high-technology firms
304 -- 309Howard C. Clark. The growth of Canadian knowledge networks

Volume 3, Issue 3

172 -- 179Atefeh Sadri McCampbell, Linda Moorhead Clare, Scott Howard Gitters. Knowledge management: the new challenge for the 21st century
180 -- 190Andreas Seufert, Georg von Krogh, Andrea Bach. Towards knowledge networking
191 -- 202Joy Palmer, Ian Richards. Get knetted: network behaviour in the new economy
203 -- 211Petter Gottschalk. Knowledge management in the professions: lessons learned from Norwegian law firms
212 -- 225Roger Bennett, Helen Gabriel. Organisational factors and knowledge management within large marketing departments: an empirical study

Volume 3, Issue 2

94 -- 110Roelof P. uit Beijerse. Questions in knowledge management: defining and conceptualising a phenomenon
110 -- 123Charles Despres, Daniele Chauvel. Knowledge management(s)
121 -- 132Verna Allee. The art and practice of being a revolutionary
132 -- 143Patrick H. Sullivan. Profiting from intellectual capital
143 -- 157Colin Armistead. Knowledge management and process performance
155 -- 166Karl M. Wiig. What future knowledge management users may expect

Volume 3, Issue 1

6 -- 17Guillermo Pérez-Bustamante. Knowledge management in agile innovative organisations
18 -- 35Rick Dove. Knowledge management, response ability, and the agile enterprise
36 -- 46Kenneth J. Preiss. Modelling of knowledge flows and their impact
47 -- 53Charles G. Sieloff. "If only HP knew what HP knows": the roots of knowledge management at Hewlett-Packard
54 -- 60Joseph Cothrel, Ruth L. Williams. On-line communities: helping them form and grow
61 -- 65Tom Freeman. Assessing the innovation capacity of the consortium: an evaluation of the CAM-I cost management systems program
66 -- 74Neila C. Viana da Cunha, Edi Madalena Fracasso. University-enterprise interaction in biotechnology in the south of Brazil
75 -- 83Zhouying Jin. Organizational innovation and virtual institutes