Journal of Knowledge Management: Volume 1 Issue 3

Learning on Demand

Eilif Trondsen, Kent Vickery

This paper examines learning‐on‐demand (LOD) ‐ the knowledge‐based learning model; forces for change; early adopters and implementation barriers. According to the authors, LOD…

Developing a Robust Model of the Virtual Corporate University

Eric Sandelands

The corporate virtual university model outlined in this paper embraces the workplace learning paradigm, but not in an exclusive sense. It seeks to understand the roles of academic…

Buckman Laboratories Learning Center

Sheldon Ellis

At any given time 86 per cent of Buckman Laboratories’ 1,300 employees are out of the office working with customers located in 102 countries. This diverse and dispersed workforce…

Engendering Corporate Scholarship: For Top Level Management Performance

Richard Dealtry

This paper examines the nature of an emergent Learning Partnership between BAA plc and the University of Surrey. It looks at the development of action learning work‐based…

What Lies Beyond Knowledge Management: Wisdom Creation and Versatility

Peter Matthews

This paper reports on the development of Aqua Universitas ‐ Anglian Water’s University of Water ‐ and the Company’s journey towards wisdom creation. It supports the Company’s…

At the Core of a Knowledge Base

Wendi Bukowitz

As organizations have become increasingly effective at reducing costs and improving efficiency in their operations, their attention has shifted to revenue growth. Tapping the…

Customer Information Quality and Knowledge Management: A Case Study Using Knowledge Cockpit

Jerssica Hu, Kuan‐Tsae Huang, JKazashi Kuse, Geng‐Wen Su, Ko‐Yang Wang

Information quality has become the number one issue a knowledge worker faces in today’s environment, due to the high noise‐to‐signal ratio of non‐essential content in knowledge…

The Use of Intellectual Property as Security for Debt Finance

Mark Bezant

This paper summarizes a study, undertaken by Arthur Andersen’s Intellectual Property Group in London, to consider the economic and financial issues, principally as they affect the…