Knowledge Management Bibliography - The Modern Times Workplace

[667] J. Meehan. Knowledge management: A case of quelling the rebellion? In C. H. J. Gilson, I. Grugulis, and
H. Willmott, editors, Proceedings of the Critical Management Studies conference, Manchester School of
Management, 14–16 Jule 1999, 1999.
[668] J. C. Meister. Ten steps to creating a corporate university. Training & Development, Nov. 1998.
[669] G. Mentzas and D. Apostolou. Towards a holistic knowledge leveraging infrastructure: the KNOWNET
approach. In PAKM 98. Proceedings of the Second International Conference on Practical Aspects of
Knowledge Management, pages 3/1–8, Zurich, Switzerland, 1998.
[670] G. Mentzas, D. Apostolou, R. Young, and A. Abecker. Knowledge networking: A holistic solution for
leveraging corporate knowledge. Journal of Knowledge Management, 5(1):94–106, 2001.
[671] Y. Merali and J. Davies. Knowledge capture and utilization in virtual communities. In Proceedings of
the First International Conference on Knowledge Capture (K-CAP 2001), pages 92–99, Oct. 2001.
[672] R. Meredith and F. Burstein. Getting the message across with communicative knowledge management.
Paper presented at the Australian Conference on Knowledge Management and Intelligent Decision
Support, November 2000, Melbourne, Australia, Nov. 2000.
[673] D. Meretakis, D. Fragoudis, H. Lu, and S. Likothanassis. Scalable association-based text classification.
In Proceedings of the Ninth International Conference on Information and Knowledge Management
(CIKM 2000), 6–11 November 2000, McLean, VA, USA, pages 5–11, 2000.
[674] P. R. Merlyn and L. Välikangas. From information technology to knowledge technology: Taking the
user into consideration. Journal of Knowledge Management, 2(2):28–35, Dec. 1998.
[675] P. Meso and R. Smith. A resource-based view of organizational knowledge management systems. Journal
of Knowledge Management, 4(3):224–234, 2000.
[676] J. M. Meyer. Knowledge management: Fad or analysis model. DM Direct, Feb. 1999.
[677] R. E. Miles. The spherical network organization. In Halal [380], pages 111–121.
[678] W. Miller. Building the ultimate resource. Management Review, Jan. 1999.
[679] J. Milstead and S. Feldman. Metadata: Cataloging by any other name. Online, pages 25–31, Jan./Feb.
1999.
[680] J. Milstead and S. Feldman. Metadata: Projects and standards. Online, pages 33–40, Jan./Feb. 1999.
[681] N. Milton, N. Shadbolt, H. Cottam, and M. Hammersley. Towards a knowledge technology for knowledge
management. International Journal of Human Computer Studies, 51(3):615–641, Sept. 1999.
[682] S. L. Mintz. Seeing is believing: A better approach to estimating knowledge capital. CFO Magazine,
Feb. 1999.
[683] M. Mitra and B. B. Chaudhuri. Information retrieval from documents: A survey. Information Retrieval,
2(2/3):141–163, May 2000.
[684] R. J. Mooney and L. Roy. Content-based book recommending using learning for text categorization.
In Proceedings of the Fifth ACM Conference on Digital Libraries, 2–7 June 2000, San Antonio, TX,
USA, pages 195–204, New York, 2000. ACM Press.
[685] G. Moore. Topic map technology: The state of the art. In Proceedings of XML Europe 2000, Alexandria,
VA, 2000. Graphic Communications Association.
[686] H. Morris. Three waves of information portals for KM. KMWorld, 12 June 1999.
[687] P. K. Moser. Epistemology. In R. Audi, editor, Cambridge Dictionary of Philosophy, pages 233–238.
Cambridge University Press, Cambridge, 1995.
[688] J. Mouritsen, M. R. Johansen, H. T. Larsen, and P. N. Bukh. Reading an intellectual capital statement:
Describing and prescribing knowledge management strategies. Journal of Intellectual Capital, 2(4):359–
383, 2001.
[689] P. K. M’Pherson and S. Pike. Accounting, empirical measurement and intellectual capital. Journal of
Intellectual Capital, 2(3):246–260, 2001.
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