Journal of Knowledge Management: Volume 3 Issue 3

Knowledge management: the new challenge for the 21st century

Atefeh Sadri McCampbell, Linda Moorhead Clare, Scott Howard Gitters

This paper defines the newly emerging concept of knowledge management. The topics presented include: principles and practices of knowledge management, organization, distribution…

Towards knowledge networking

Andreas Seufert, Georg von Krogh, Andrea Bach

In this article we describe an integrated view on knowledge management and networking being a verypowerful combination for the future of knowledge management. We start by giving…

Get knetted: network behaviour in the new economy

Joy Palmer, Ian Richards

Knowledge networks, knets, will be the predominant form for successful companies in the twenty‐first century. The enabler for knets is network behaviour. This is a focus on social…

Knowledge management in the professions: lessons learned from Norwegian law firms

Petter Gottschalk

Knowledge management is an increasingly important source of competitive advantage for organizations. Knowledge embedded in the organization’s business processes and employees’…

Organisational factors and knowledge management within large marketing departments: an empirical study

Roger Bennett, Helen Gabriel

One hundred and seventy‐nine heads of sales or direct marketing departments in large UK companies across five industry sectors completed mail questionnaires concerning the…