Knowledge Management Bibliography - The Modern Times Workplace

[431] J. A. Horvath. Working with tacit knowledge. In Cortada and Woods [195], pages 34–51.
[432] A. Hotho, A. Maedche, S. Raab, and R. Studer. SEAL-II — the soft spot between richly structured
and unstructured knowledge. Journal of Universal Computer Science, 7(7):566–590, 2001.
[433] Wissen ist Macht. HP Computer News, 3:22–23, Sept. 2000.
[434] H. Hsieh and F. M. Shipman III. VITE: A visual interface supporting the direct manipulation of
structured data using two-way mappings. In Proceedings of the 2000 International Conference on
Intelligent User Interfaces, pages 141–148, 2000.
[435] K.-T. Huang. Capitalizing on intellectual assets. IBM Systems Journal, 37(4):570–583, 1998.
[436] H. Huber. Document research based on collaborative provided structural knowledge. In PAKM 98.
Proceedings of the Second International Conference on Practical Aspects of Knowledge Management,
pages 11/1–10, Zurich, Switzerland, 1998.
[437] M. N. Huhns and L. M. Stephens. Exploiting expertise through knowledge networks. IEEE Internet
Computing, 3(6):89–90, Nov./Dec. 1999.
[438] R. Hull. Knowledge management and the conduct of expert labour. In Prichard et al. [771], pages
49–68.
[439] R. Hunter. The whys and hows of knowledge management. InSide Gartner Group, 4 Feb. 1998.
[440] M. Huysman, M. Creemers, and F. Derksen. Learning from the environment: Exploring the relation
between organizational learning, knowledge management and information/communication technology.
In Proceedings of the Fourth Americas Conference on Information Systems, pages 598–600. Association
for Information Systems, 1998.
[441] M. Huysman, D. de Wit, and E. Andriessen. A critical evaluation of the practice of knowledge management.
Paper presented at the ECSCW’99 Workshop “Beyond Knowledge Management: Managing
Expertise”. 6th European Conference on Computer Supported Cooperative Work, 1999.
[442] J. Ismail. The design of an e-learning system: Beyond the hype. The Internet and Higher Education,
4(3–4):329–336, 2001.
[443] W. Ives, B. Torrey, and C. Gordon. Knowledge management: An emerging discipline with a long
history. Journal of Knowledge Management, 1(4):269–274, June 1998.
[444] C. Jackson. Process to product: Creating tools for knowledge management. Paper presented at the
Second International Conference on Technology Policy and Innovation, Lisbon, Portugal, 1998.
[445] M. Jacob and G. Ebrahimpur. Experience vs expertise: The role of implicit understandings of knowledge
in determining the nature of knowledge transfer in two companies. Journal of Intellectual Capital,
2(1):74–88, 2001.
[446] D. Jankowicz. Why does subjectivity make us nervous? Making the tacit explicit. Journal of Intellectual
Capital, 2(1):61–73, 2001.
[447] B. J. Jansen and U. Pooch. A review of web searching studies and a framework for future research.
Journal of the American Society of Information Science and Technology, 52(3):235–246, Feb. 2001.
[448] W. Jansen, G. C. A. Steenbakkers, and H. P. M. Jägers. Knowledge management and virtual communities.
Primavera Working Paper 99-18, Department of Accountancy and Information Management,
University of Amsterdam, Oct. 1999.
[449] A. Jedlitschka, K.-D. Althoff, B. Decker, S. Hartkopf, and M. Nick. Corporate Information Network
(COIN): The Fraunhofer IESE Experience Factory. In K. Bauknecht, W. Brauer, and T. Mück, editors,
Informatik 2001, Tagungsband der GI/OCG-Jahrestagung, volume 1, pages 54–60, Wien, Sept. 2001.
Österreichische Computer Gesellschaft.
[450] J.-A. Johannessen, J. Olaisen, and B. Olsen. Systemic thinking as the philosophical foundation for
knowledge management and organizational learning. Kybernetes, 28(1):24–46, 1999.
[451] J.-A. Johannessen, J. Olaisen, and B. Olsen. Mismanagement of tacit knowledge: The importance of
tacit knowledge, the danger of information technology, and what to do about it. International Journal
of Information Management, 21(1):3–20, Feb. 2001.
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