Knowledge Management and Virtual OrganizationsBased on the completion of the latest knowledge, research and practices, Knowledge Management and Virtual Organizations synthesizes the latest thinking in knowledge management with the design of information technology and the Internet-enabled new organization forms. The major emphasis of this exciting book is on knowledge management, virtual organizations and teams, and success factors for knowledge management and virtual organizations. |
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Contents
Knowledge Management and New Organization Forms A Framework for Business Model Innovation | 2 |
The KnowledgeBased View KBV of the Virtual Web the Virtual Corporation and the NetBroker | 20 |
Implementing Virtual Organizing in Business Networks A Method of InterBusiness Networking | 43 |
Interorganizational Knowledge Management Some Perspectives for Knowledge Oriented Strategic Management in Virtual Organizations | 63 |
Computer Mediated Interorganizational Knowledge Sharing Insights from a Virtual Team Innovating Using a Collaborative Tool | 84 |
The Glue That Binds Creative Virtual Teams | 101 |
Using Patterns to Capture Tacit Knowledge and Enhance Knowledge Transfer in Virtual Teams | 124 |
Managing Knowledge for Strategic Advantage in the Virtual Organisation | 144 |
Role of Organizational Controls in Knowledge Management Is Knowledge Management Really an Oxymoron? | 245 |
Beyond Customer Knowledge Management Customers as Knowledge CoCreators | 258 |
Knowledge Management The Second Generation Creating Competencies Within and Between Work Communities in the Competence Laboratory | 282 |
Success Factors in Leveraging the Corporate Information and Knowledge Resource Through Intranets | 306 |
Creating KnowledgeBased Communities of Practice Lessons Learned from AMSs Knowledge Management Initiatives | 321 |
Knowledge Acquisition and Management Perspectives Strategic Implications and Extensions to the Virtual Setting | 333 |
Knowledge Needs of SelfOrganized Systems | 350 |
Information Quality and Its Interpretative Reconfiguration as a Premise of Knowledge Management in Virtual Organizations | 365 |
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